Barclays Denies Crypto Products as Staff Removes ‘Digital Asset Project’ LinkedIn Info

By cineramaAugust 7, 2018Bitcoin Business

UK -based bank Barclays has denied it is working on cryptocurrency products despite two employees removing LinkedIn evidence they were doing so after receiving mainstream media attention, Business Insider […]

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Barclays Denies Crypto Products as Staff Removes ‘Digital Asset Project’ LinkedIn Info

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