Late night on Sunday, El Salvador’s president Nayib Bukele revealed his plans to meet bankers from 44 countries first thing
The Bitcoin City is supposed to be the first ever dedicated cryptocurrency hub in the world.
Now the small Central American country has a whopping $72.5 million worth of bitcoins (BTC) in its vault.
Over 100,000 Cubans have turned to cryptocurrencies for their everyday financial transactions as well as international business transfers.
Proposition is yet to be approved by President Laurentino Cortizo, but experts say the crypto legislation bill is better than
Senate ran a series of forums to discuss the need for a legal framework related to crypto, thus making a
A recent research shows a lack of interest in Bitcoin from most of El Salvador's citizens.
According to the senator, the bill “seeks to bring greater confidence to investors and bring greater stability to companies.”
Mexico's senator Indira Kempis announced that she will present a law initiative to make Bitcoin a legal tender in the
Bukele, who made Bitcoin a legal tender in El Salvador, acknowledged the country’s delicate situation and canceled his trip to
The World Blockchain Festival sponsored by the government of El Salvador, will be a discussion forum on blockchain technology, bitcoin,
Rio de Janeiro plans to accept Bitcoin payments for real estate taxes or the IPTU (tax on property and urban
"Responsibility Law for Cryptocurrencies in El Salvador" will allow US States agencies to monitor the capital movements
El Salvador, the first country to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender, is seeking support from the world's biggest cryptocurrency exchange,
Reports suggest that the Salvadoran government is slowing down the purchase of new Bitcoin tokens.
Bukele said that his country is not the backyard of the United States in response to the request for an
Among the main countries receiving remittances in cryptocurrencies are Venezuela, Argentina, Brazil, El Salvador and Mexico.
In view of the repeated complaints and criticism, the government has contracted the services of an American company to try
Kempis disagrees with the president of Mexico Andrés Manuel López Obrador who said that Bitcoin would not become a legal
The Minister of Finance of El Salvador announced that the government will send to the Congress about 20 bills that
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