Budweiser's Parent Company Invests In Blockchain For Farmers

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These farmers, miners and other workers at the so-called “last mile” of supply chains frequently don’t qualify for bank accounts, meaning they have to rely on otherwise unnecessary middlemen to connect them with the brands, organizations, and governments that turn their raw materials into products on the open market.

While the blockchain industry has swayed over the past year to a focus on how blockchain can save giant enterprises money by removing unnecessary middlemen, the investment by Anheuser-Busch InBev, a member of the inaugural list, and best known as the maker of Budweiser, is a return to blockchain’s roots as a way of empowering the unbanked.

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DelRayMan With Platforms such as MintMe, Blockchain will work just fine on Music business 😎 You trade tokens for Songs that would be something, right?

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DelRayMan I will only click on this link if it says what is in the blocks, how they are chained together and who takes part in the consensus-forming process. Does it?

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