Art and watch collectors: Here’s how blockchain can stamp out fakes

By cineramaJuly 21, 2019Bitcoin Business

According to an OECD report on counterfeiting, the world trade in fake goods is worth upwards of S$624 billion a year. (Art: Jasper Loh) Blockchain technology is increasingly being […]

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