World Economic Forum: ‘DLT’ Blockchains Are the Future
The World Economic Forum (WEF) and Deloitte have concluded that the blockchain is “the future of financial infrastructure” in a new report published today. World Economic Forum Praises So-Called ‘DLT’. Both parties announced the results of a year-long study based on the findings of their 2015 report, “Disruptive Innovation in Financial Services.” The....
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