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Blockchain set to change business

3 October 2019, 11:18 AM  |
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Blockchain is viewed as technology that is going to change how businesses and economies work.

Blockchain is viewed as technology that is going to change how businesses and economies work.

Image: Twitter Trust Square

Blockchain is viewed as technology that is going to change how businesses and economies work.

Imagine being able to transfer value or prevent contractual disputes over the Internet-without going through a third party confidently, securely and almost instantly.

Well, viewed by many as technology that is going to change how businesses and economies work – Blockchain is set to help create this reality.

During a recent visit to Switzerland – Morning Live visited Trust Square in Zurich – the world’s largest Blockchain startup and research hub.

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