What Facebook And Mercy Corps Can Gain (And Lose) From A Digital Currency Partnership

By cineramaJuly 19, 2019Bitcoin Business

It’s not easy giving money to people in need.

In some countries, poor people may not have a bank account where a charity can transfer funds for financial aid. They […]

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What Facebook And Mercy Corps Can Gain (And Lose) From A Digital Currency Partnership

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