May 16, 2018

Project ICO CEO Steve Hyduchak Talks PlexCoin Scam Shutdown, Smart Contracts & $NEO

Project ICO CEO Steve Hyduchak was on Investor Town Hall Show talking about his company’s latest development in Smart Contracts, as well as the PlexCorp (PlexCoin) ICO Scam Shutdown by the SEC and the one cryptocurrency to keep on your radar: $NEO

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It has been decided to hold a meeting with the officials of the Central Bank of Iran, the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Finance and the Securities and Exchange Organization on bitcoin next week.

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