JPMorgan Invites Banks and Fintechs to Build on Its Revamped Blockchain Network

By cineramaOctober 27, 2020Ethereum

That’s how Christine Moy, head of JPMorgan’s newly rebranded Liink banking network , described its aspirations towards decentralization in the realm of big business.

The revamped Liink, which is based […]

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JPMorgan Invites Banks and Fintechs to Build on Its Revamped Blockchain Network

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