French MPs Want To Invest Over $500 Million In Blockchain

French MPs Want To Invest Over $500 Million In Blockchain
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2018-12-14 01:16

A French member of parliament (MP) says 2019 must be the year of blockchain in France, recommending that the equivalent of around $568 million USD in government funding be diverted to the new technology.

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