Shanggao's stock rose nearly 45%, and its wholly-owned subsidiary tried to use the blockchain to detect industrial cannabis planting Blockchain Network

Shanggao's stock rose nearly 45%, and its wholly-owned subsidiary tried to use the blockchain to detect industrial cannabis planting

On April 4, Nasdaq-listed company Shanggao (NASDAQ: TYHT) shares rose 44.95% to $1.58. According to the Odaily Planet Daily report, Zhang Yuying's Beijing Tianyi Xinma Biotechnology Co., Ltd. tried to use the blockchain technology to detect industrial cannabis planting in Hegang City, Heilongjiang Province. Xinma Bio is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tianyi Jiahua, a subsidiary of Nasdaq-listed Shanggao, and the latest addition to the industrial hemp industry.

Shanggao's stock rose nearly 45%, and its wholly-owned subsidiary tried to use the blockchain to detect industrial cannabis planting

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