Busan is developing an Ethereum-compatible mainnet to become a ‘blockchain city’
The city administration behind the project aims to make Busan a blockchain city and has launched a $75-million development plan to realize the goal.
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The city administration behind the project aims to make Busan a blockchain city and has launched a $75-million development plan to realize the goal.
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