2018-6-18 00:10 |
Smart urbanization on blockchain is coming. Which countries and cities will be the first to adopt this progressive technology?
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Unmanned cars and trains can run in the cities and control over airspace no longer requires dispatchers. It could be surprising to know that somewhere, this ‘smart future’ is being built right now. And it’s not just about cryptocurrencies or payment services, but about whole cities with all processes controlled by blockchain. United Arab EmiratesToday,
2018-6-18 03:13 | |
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Maybe CBDCs are less inevitable than some people think.
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