‘US Government does not stand for freedom’: Bukele reacts to US bill passing Senate committee
The bill would direct federal agencies to scrutinize how El Salvador implements its Bitcoin law.
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The bill would direct federal agencies to scrutinize how El Salvador implements its Bitcoin law.
Similar to countries like Indonesia, Malaysia has not banned crypto trading but the government doesn't want to adopt crypto for payments.
It would appear that the U.S. Congress is starting to become interested – or concerned – with El Salvador’s adoption of Bitcoin as legal tender. Senators James Risch, Bob Menendez,…
Retail and institutional investors will have to wait further for the $1 billion Bitcoin Bonds as El Salvador has postponed its planned offering. Amidst geopolitical turmoil, the country’s Finance Minister…
The treasury minister of El Salvador, Alejandro Zelaya, has informed about the future of the issuance of the bitcoin bonds and the possibility of these being issued by La Geo,…
Apart from delaying the issuance of Bitcoin bonds, the Salvadoran government has apparently slowed down the pace of buying new BTC as well.
The government has repeatedly announced that its “volcano bonds” would launch by March 20, but it has apparently failed to deliver.
Malaysia’s Communication Ministry has reportedly urged the government to embrace cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin as an official payment method inside the country’s borders. According to a March 21 report by…
El Salvador made history in September 2021 by becoming the first country to officially recognize Bitcoin as legal tender.
The founder of Skybridge Capital has predicted that “bitcoin will be used by many Latin American countries as legal tender over time, not just El Salvador.” He recently doubled down…