Analyst Jaime Reusche believes that there will be risks for El Salvador if it continues to buy Bitcoin. Publicly known information indicates that the country has acquired 1,391 bitcoins to include them in its coffers.
The hearing will get conducted by the Trade and Energy Oversight Subcommittee. Although there are not enough details, they will mainly address the mining of cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum.
The Subcommittee...
Year-on-year inflation would exceed 6% in the first quarter of this year. Colombia faces at least three economic risk scenarios in the short term.
Inflation is a monetary phenomenon from which no one...
According to a report made by a former MP, Tonga could be the second country with Bitcoin as legal tender. It seems that Bitcoin will be legal tender first in small countries than in the developed...
The figures show that day by day, the number of validators interested in supporting Ethereum 2.0 continues to increase, which is at more than 280,000 addresses that will process blocks.
A new survey...
The complaint adds allegations of fraud, pyramid scheme, and market manipulation. NGO Bitcoin Argentina questioned the alleged gold mines acquired by ZOE.
The NGO Bitcoin Argentina criminally denounced those responsible for the Generación...
Powell claimed that the digital dollar does not contemplate a ban on private stablecoins. The report on a CBDC from the FED got scheduled for September 2021.
Jerome Powell highlighted that the report...
A US regulator supports several banks involved with the proposal of a new stablecoin. That association expects that other financial institutions will join them this year.
The US Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)...
The processing power of that miner did not even reach 0.01% of the Bitcoin network, which covers about 183 EH/s. The two individuals that have achieved that feat this week are part of a pool of...
In Puerto Rico, American investors with large incomes do not have to pay taxes on capital gains. Companies have benefits to operate on the island, as they only have to pay 4%, instead of 21%, in...
