Javier Argueta, asesor legal del presidente de El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, salió ayer públicamente para anunciar que las empresas de Anti-Bitcoin de El Salvador que se nieguen a realizar transacciones de Bitcoin y utilicen la billetera nacional Chivo enfrentarán sanciones en virtud de la Ley de Protección al Consumidor del país.
An initiative by 2B4CH, a Swiss non-profit think tank, could see the country adding Bitcoin to its reserve assets.
Samsung, a South Korean corporation, is becoming more engaged in the growing field of blockchain-based gaming, despite the fact that games with blockchain features are prohibited from being officially released in Korea.
Leading financial services provider in Europe, JP Morgan, and US banking giant Unicredit have announced a partnership that will see SWIFT Go payments run seamlessly between Europe and the United States.
Michael Dell, the founder of Dell Technologies, has decided a “pass” on Bitcoin according to his recent interview on New York Times.
The Joe Biden administration has issued an executive order that could create a unified approach around crypto regulation.
El Salvador’s mandatory Bitcoin adoption received mixed reactions across the crypto community. A huge section recognized President Bukele’s decision as a huge milestone towards mainstream adoption of cryptocurrency.
Digital asset marketplace Bakkt has partnered with Google to add the “Bakkt Card” into Google Pay. “Bakkt Card,” is the virtual Visa debit card issued by the crypto exchange to its users to make purchases of everyday goods and services online.
Under the co-foundership of Orlando Bravo, Private Equity Company Thoma Bravo is looking to expand its territories towards the crypto space.
Traditional payment giant MoneyGram announced on Wednesday that it is working with the Stellar Network to facilitate blockchain-based payments.
The undeniability of cryptocurrencies is so apparent presently, that the Bank of America has released a report showing how many crypto-utilizing Americans are there.
Close to 2000 people last week bought into a presale of a collection of digital figurines only to receive nothing in return but a set of emojis.