2022-9-17 14:10 |
Bukele says that despite past laws that prohibited the reelection of presidents, El Salvador can follow in the footsteps of developing nations. origin »
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Argetina’s President’s Office recently released a statement regarding the controversial project “Viva la Libertad,” which is linked with the crypto-token Libra. The announcement came a day after the allegations of a “rug pull” scheme linked to the crypto-asset.
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The election of new Argentine President Javier Milei has given many in the local Bitcoin community cause for hope.
Tether has ambitions to reach 1% of BTC mining computing power under new CEO Paolo Ardoino. New facilities in South America will be part of the push.
Coinbase users in Brazil could previously only purchase crypto using credit cards.
According to a recent statement, Banco do Brasil (BB), Brazil’s largest public bank, has enabled tax payments with cryptocurrencies. The services will however be only available via Bitfy, a specialized blockchain solutions startup in which Banco do Brasil has invested.
El Salvador president Nayib Bukele in a tweet thread has confirmed that the country has fully paid its $800 million Eurobond repayment due in January 2023. This is a major achievement for the country, especially after its “Bitcoin (BTC/USD) bet” that attracted a lot of criticism from the likes of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).