Hungary And Thailand Set To Test Blockchain Technology

Hungary And Thailand Set To Test Blockchain Technology

Blockchain technology has gained traction recently through the advent of cryptocurrency. With the increased popularity of crypto assets, the technology records more applications over time. Recently, Thailand and Hungary have made a pact between their financial technology associations. This new agreement will foster cooperation between the two parties on blockchain technology to facilitate their financial […]


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