Tether, the issuer of the USDT stablecoin, has successfully acquired a Digital Asset Service Provider (DASP) license and joined the relocation to El Salvador. This
The first nation to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender just got an upgrade of its Fitch rating. The news arrived after El Salvador set a
El Salvador has recently surpassed a huge milestone for the Latin American nation, holding over 6,000 Bitcoins for the first time in history. On December
El Salvador recently reached a deal with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) that’ll allow the nation to receive over $1.4 billion in loans. The agreement
El Salvador—the first country to ever make Bitcoin legal tender—is in talks to expand cryptocurrency adoption and utility in the Latin American region. This week,
Around 3 years ago, El Salvador became the first nation to actively adopt Bitcoin into its economy. Introducing the “Bitcoin Law” in 2021 – President
Imagine a small, mysterious nation in the heart of Asia, holding over a billion dollars in Bitcoin. That’s Bhutan. I think their journey to becoming
El Salvador President Nayib Bukele just donated $133,000 worth of Bitcoin in a fundraising event looking to build a thousand schools in Honduras. The donation
The International Monetary Fund tightens the screws again on El Salvador for making Bitcoin legal and a part of its national reserves. The IMF urges
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