Houston company builds blockchain network to verify products are fair trade, sustainable

By cineramaSeptember 12, 2019Bitcoin Business

1of7Topl co-founders Kim Raath, president, from left, Chris Georgen, CEO, and James Aman, CTO, pose for a photograph at the downtown WeWork buildling, where their office is located, on […]

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