Multichain stops operations over lack of funds
The Multichain team said funds and access to servers are currently with their CEO, Zhaojun, who is under the custody of Chinese police.
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The Multichain team said funds and access to servers are currently with their CEO, Zhaojun, who is under the custody of Chinese police.
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