This week in tech: Blockchain strengthens hold in banking, scams face the law

By cineramaNovember 17, 2019Bitcoin Business

The finance industry was the first industry that blockchain impacted, disrupting age-old inefficient processes. This week, the industry continued to adopt blockchain, with several initiatives across the globe including […]

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