The province of Hebei, in China, which is 300 km from Beijing, is the latest region to create crackdowns on cryptocurrency miners, and it has already started doing it at homes. The Network Security and Information Technology Commission, led by the local Communist Party, has
According to Alejandro Diaz, president of Mexico’s central bank, Bitcoin is not real money but is more like a means of barter. “Whoever receives Bitcoin in exchange for a good or service, we believe that transaction is more akin to bartering because that person is
Sweden’s central bank governor compared the Bitcoin market to commercial stamps, questioning the staying power of coins without government support. “Private money usually collapses sooner or later,” said Riksbank (Central Bank of Sweden) Governor Stefan Ingves at a banking conference in Stockholm. “And of course
September 7th marked a race of nations for Bitcoin (BTC). The idea of a cryptocurrency as the official currency still encounters resistance, but it also receives strong support. In the United States, a survey by the YouGov America institute revealed that 27% of the population
Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed a law for the state that prevents social media companies from banning or restricting people based on their “points of view”, whether they have been shared on digital platforms or not. Abbott justified this bill by accusing social networks of
Bitcoin is a pyramid scheme and, by buying it, a person enters a minefield” – said the deputy chairman of the Russian central bank, Sergei Shvetsov, in an interview. According to him, many people invest in alternative instruments and often sell real estate or borrow
A survey found that 7 out of 10 Salvadorans want President Nayib Bukele’s Bitcoin law to be repealed. However, more than 90% of respondents also admitted that they do not understand cryptocurrency well. The research in question was conducted by the University Institute of Public
Miguel Ángel Pesce, president of the Central Bank of Argentina (BCRA), once again expressed concern about the advance of cryptocurrencies during an event held by the Argentine Chamber of Fintech on Tuesday (31). Pesce, who recently made it clear that he wants to avoid connecting
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko has ordered the government to do something with the excess electricity generated in the country, even suggesting the mining of cryptocurrencies. His comments came last Friday (27) during the opening of a power plant in Petrikov, a city located 377 km
The National assembly of El Salvador approved the law ‘Ley de Creación de Fideicomiso Bitcoin’. This law creates a fund to guarantee the liquidity of Bitcoin (BTC) trading in the country. In total, the fund will have a capital of $150 million. As a result