China’s First Blockchain Social Network Is The Brainchild Of A 24-Year-Old Female Poker Player

By cineramaAugust 17, 2018Bitcoin Business

Xu Ke speaking at a tech conference in Beijing. Ben Sin Beijing native Xu Ke is really good with numbers. As an exchange student at the University of Riverside, […]

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