Deutsche Telekom has been very active in the digital assets sector for years. It has been running validators on networks such as Polygon, Q, Flow, Celo, Chainlink and Ethereum. The telecom giant also started Energy Web Chain last year, which the company said was “the world’s first public blockchain designed explicitly for the energy sector” and will help to create a “more decentralized, digitalized, and decarbonized energy system.”
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