Crypto & Blockchain in the Pacific (Part One)

Update: 2021-12-08

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Ben Bohane speaks with Tongan Politician, Lord Fusituʻa and Josh Hallwright, Oxfam Australia's Humanitarian Lead and specialist in blockchain technology to discuss the emergence of cryptocurrency in the Pacific and what decentralised finance means for the region's future security. This is part one of a two-part special looking at the impact of blockchain technology in the Pacific region.

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Crypto & Blockchain in the Pacific (Part One)

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Crypto & Blockchain in the Pacific (Part One)

Crypto & Blockchain in the Pacific (Part One)