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Commerce Secretary has a massive update for the 'Crypto President'
Howard Lutnick, who used to be the CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald and is now the US Secretary of Commerce, has announced that he wants to put GDP on the blockchain. Speaking at a cabinet meeting to President Donald Trump on August 26, Lutnick said: “The Department of Commerce is going to start issuing its statistics on the blockchain, because you are the crypto president, and we are going to put out GDP on the blockchain so people can use the blockchain for data distribution.” tweet "We're just ironing out all the details so we can do it," he said, adding that the data would be shared among all government ... (full story)
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