How this Australian bank tracked 17,000 kilos of almonds with the blockchain

By cineramaFebruary 26, 2019Ethereum

It’s not uncommon to read about how the latest firm has put something “on the blockchain.”

In fact, last year Hard Fork reported on a successful trial which saw the […]

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How this Australian bank tracked 17,000 kilos of almonds with the blockchain

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