Investors are betting $4bn on a cryptocurrency start-up with no clear business plan – The Wall Street Journal

By cineramaMay 29, 2018ICO

Even as the repercussions of the R1 billion BTC Global scam play out in South Africa, there’s no sign that global investors are losing their appetite for cryptocurrency bets. […]

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Investors are betting $4bn on a cryptocurrency start-up with no clear business plan – The Wall Street Journal

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