Letstransport Could Decentralize Logistics in India, Bitcoin Payments Next?

Letstransport Could Decentralize Logistics in India, Bitcoin Payments Next?

Transparency is playing an ever-important role in the daily lives of consumers, as well as businesses. More and more services are being offered in a decentralized nature, which increases the need for transparency even further. India, a country where e-commerce is booming, and Bitcoin adoption is on the rise, is trying to solve the logistics issue plaguing business in every corner of the nation. Logistics is a nightmare for most businesses because they all rely on a central point of failure. Even though logistics is spread out over multiple truck drivers and cargo freighters, as soon as one....


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