Cuban Central Bank Acknowledges Cryptocurrencies

The Central bank in Cuba has acknowledged the use of cryptocurrencies. Experts believe this move could help the Communist-run Caribbean Island bypass U.S. sanctions. Cryptocurrencies, which allow financial transactions to be carried out anonymously in a decentralized manner, have been used to get around sanctions and make payments and transfers more efficient. However, organizations and…

All Eyes on the New Crypto Bill this Winter Parliament Session

The government has come up with a new crypto bill to be introduced during the winter session in the parliament, namely the Cryptocurrency and Regulation of Official Digital Currency Bill. According to media speculation, the new bill will “forbid the use of all private cryptocurrency” but will provide some leverage on certain cryptocurrencies to promote…

El Salvador aims $1 billion in tokenized Bitcoin bonds

In the beach town of Mizata, President Nayib Bukele announced to a crowd of cheering Bitcoin lovers that El Salvador plans to issue the world’s first sovereign Bitcoin bonds and create Bitcoin City, which will be free on property, income and capital gain taxes. While sharing the stage with the President, the chief strategy officer…

Bitcoin hype reaches Honduras with first crypto ATM

The first crypto ATM in Honduras opened this week as bitcoin investors ask for prompt demand for digital assets after neighboring El Salvador became the first nation to accept bitcoin as legal tender. The machine, locally named “la bitcoinera” enables users to get Ethereum and Bitcoin using the local lempira currency. It was set up…

Ukraine is the new entry on the list of nations legalizing bitcoin

Ukraine is the 5th nation in as many weeks to lay down some regulations for the crypto market, an indication that governments worldwide are grasping that bitcoin is here to stay. In an almost concordant vote, the Parliament of Ukraine accepted a law that regulates and legalizes crypto. The bill was set in motion in…