The First Blockchain Wedding
In a step to decentralize the state's authority to give a stamp of approval on love, Joyce and David Mondrus have gotten married on the blockchain. How did David get married on the blockchain? Those who attended the wedding were shown a QR code that linked to the transaction where the data associated with the wedding was stored. Any bitcoin transaction....
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