Critical Stories on R3 Blockchain Consortium Removed, Craig Wright Fiasco May Be Related
Articles negative or critical of the R3 Blockchain Consortium have disappeared from a number of web sites. What could be behind their removal? There have been suggestions that the bank-backed blockchain consortium R3CEV could be in turmoil as members take issue with with the request for $200 million in funding to develop their own private blockchain. Big banks considering their options? An article critical of R3 was removed from the IBSIntelligence.com website. The suggested purportedly offending text said: “The request for funding has reportedly not gone down well with the core members of....
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The response asks general questions regarding Craig Wright's claims.