Recent in
Despite restrictions imposed by the IMF, El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele continues to amass Bitcoin. The ongoing clash raises questions about the future of cryptocurrency in the region.
El Salvador continues its bitcoin purchases despite IMF warnings, reaffirming its strategy amidst loans and agreements.
El Salvador's regulatory agency for digital assets, CNAD, seeks to create a cross-border regulatory framework with the U.S. SEC, fostering international collaboration.
El Salvador partners with Argentina and Paraguay to enhance cryptocurrency adoption across Latin America.
Juan Carlos Reyes, leading crypto regulator in El Salvador, emphasizes Paraguay's readiness for cryptocurrency regulation.
El Salvador has officially entered a regulatory agreement with Paraguay to enhance cooperation on cryptocurrency regulation.
President Bukele of El Salvador asserts that the nation will continue to acquire bitcoin, contradicting stipulations from the recent IMF agreement limiting such actions.
The IMF has limited El Salvador's bitcoin usage, stating it remains a minor payment method due to volatility and public mistrust.
The Central American country is making strides in Bitcoin adoption, reflecting a mix of optimism and unique challenges.
A look into how the small village of El Zonte has become a beacon for Bitcoin adoption and innovation.
President Nayib Bukele's ambitious plan for Bitcoin City encounters skepticism as signs of construction remain elusive.
Exploring Berlín, a small Salvadoran town, which stands out for its thriving Bitcoin circular economy, offering valuable insights into local acceptance of cryptocurrency.
El Salvador revokes Bitcoin's legal tender status while increasing its Bitcoin reserves, highlighting a drastic policy change.
With Bitcoin prices soaring, speculation about a strategic dialogue between US President Trump and El Salvador's Bukele rises, focusing on cryptocurrency.
El Salvador is transforming its workforce with a comprehensive Bitcoin education program, providing skilled talent for leading crypto companies.
Tether, the issuer of the USDT stablecoin, is relocating its headquarters to El Salvador to explore opportunities in the burgeoning crypto sector.
El Salvador agrees to concessions for IMF funding, including the potential closure of its Chivo cryptocurrency wallet.
Regulators from El Salvador and Argentina sign a pivotal agreement aimed at advancing the cryptocurrency sector in both nations.
The new investment approach aims to democratize access to Treasury Bill investments for various investors in El Salvador.
This article explores insights from Juan Carlos Reyes, president of the National Commission of Digital Assets in El Salvador, on the country's innovative approach to cryptocurrency regulation and its implications for developing nations.
Every week we share the most relevant news in tech, culture, and entertainment. Join our community.
Your privacy is important to us. We promise not to send you spam!