Blockchain can’t fix slavery, but it might help

By cineramaMay 3, 2019Bitcoin Business

The World Wildlife Fund is working with technology partners and a fishery to use blockchain to track tuna from ‘bait to plate’. Photo: iStock Complex supply chains make ethical […]

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Blockchain can’t fix slavery, but it might help

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