2019-7-12 20:45 |
Farmers who grow and produce coffee in Brazil are considering launching their own crypto back by coffee supplies for their needs origin »
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Brazilian coffee farmers will soon have access to a cryptocurrency called “coffeecoin”, according to a report on Bloomberg on July 10, 2019. This new cryptocurrency is to be launched by one of the country’s largest arabica-coffee cooperatives, and it reflects the growing interest in crypto tokens.
2019-7-12 13:00 | |
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About one-third of the world’s coffee is grown in Brazil, making it the largest coffee producer in the world and the coffee farmers of the country are all set to use a new cryptocurrency that would be backed by coffee supplies.
2019-7-12 02:30 | |
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Starbucks aims to give consumers and farmers more data on its coffee products using a blockchain service from Microsoft.
2019-5-7 17:25 | |
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At the Microsoft Build 2019 conference on May 6, 2019, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadela explained how they are working with Starbucks to enhance the coffee giant’s services using technologies such as IoT, Machine learning and blockchain.
2019-5-7 16:00 | |
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Although India has been attacking virtual currencies during the last year, the country is ready to start using blockchain technology to improve the coffee supply chain. The Coffee Board of India has recently launched a new blockchain-based marketplace that aims at integrating coffee farmers and the markets. The information was released by the Indian Ministry […]
2019-3-29 03:20 | |
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In today’s edition of The Daily, we feature an upcoming bitcoin cash token backed by physical diamonds and an American coffee company that has decided to add cryptocurrencies to its payment options.
2018-11-13 17:55 | |
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