Launch of ChainHQ, the World's First Searchable Database of Blockchain Investments and Market...
ChainHQ is a powerful research tool for companies wishing to track the fast moving and highly disruptive ledger technology space. London, January 12, 2016 - BlockchainBriefing, the world’s leading distributed ledger technology information and news portal, is this week launching ChainHQ, a searchable database which tracks and compiles the latest company and blockchain technology developments. This subscriber-only portal provides essential intelligence on which solutions are receiving investment, emerging sector leaders, challengers and the legal context to ledger technology. As investment....
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