Blockchain Network Raises $3 Million to Combat Fake News With Decentralization

By cineramaJuly 13, 2018Bitcoin Business

In this age of disinformation, misinformation and fake news, information vetting has become a highly anticipated subject and recently, another startup emerged with plans to use a decentralized blockchain […]

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