A new startup is seeking to apply Blockchain technology to the travel industry and disrupts the general monopoly of for-profit companies in the US.
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A new startup is seeking to apply Blockchain technology to the travel industry and disrupts the general monopoly of for-profit companies in the US.
On tonight’s episode of “The Crypto Show,” we talk in studio with “Dances With bitcoin,” a.k.a., Brian Deery Chief Science Officer at Factom, and David Johnston, Chairman of Factom. They and Danny, who is back as well for a few days before he returns give more aid, describe their relief efforts down at the Texas coast after Hurricane Harvey, with some very interesting stories about their experiences. Brian also briefly discusses a special bitcoin satellite technology that is being developed. We also get a call from Steven, a member of the Texas Guard, who discusses their relief efforts as well.
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