I'm not sure what you're criticism here is - the article never uses the term "fake news", and it gives specific examples of factual inaccuracies promoted by the

I'm not sure what you're criticism here is - the article never uses the term "fake news", and it gives specific examples of factual inaccuracies promoted by the government. I fully agree that the cryptocurrency space if plagued with scams and theft, but I don't think that should prevent us from seeing the benefits of open & verifiable data that it has the potential to deliver.