ASX says shock departure of blockchain guru won’t affect its rollout

By cineramaDecember 19, 2018Bitcoin Business

The Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) said its plans to switch over to blockchain technology are on track despite the surprise departure of high profile chief executive Blythe Masters from […]

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