Can ‘financial smart contracts’ avert the next global financial crisis?

By cineramaJuly 18, 2023DeFi

The financial system is in dire need of transparency and blockchain, believes Ralph Kubli, a board member of the Swiss-based Casper Association. Fortunately, the industry is realizing the benefits […]

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Can ‘financial smart contracts’ avert the next global financial crisis?

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