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The adoption of Bitcoin as legal tender has benefited El Salvador despite the drop in the price of the cryptocurrency. Finance Minister Alejandro Celaya announced this to Bloomberg. According to him, the
Bitcoin exchange Bitfinex will donate 36 BTC (~$0.7 million) and 600,000 USDT to help small businesses and communities in El Salvador. #bitfinex 36 donated $BTC and 600 thousand dollars $USDT To help
President Nayib Bukele announced on Thursday, June 30, that the Salvadoran government has purchased another 80 BTC for a total of $1.52 million. El Salvador bought 80 today #BTC $19,000 each!#Bitcoin the
El Salvador President Nayib Bukele advised bitcoin investors not to worry about the prices of the first cryptocurrency. According to him, after the end of the bearish cycle, investments in digital gold
According to Buy Bitcoin Worldwide, “paper” losses from bitcoins held in El Salvador’s government fund exceeded $46.1 million. Data: Buy Bitcoin Worldwide. According to the source, the government has 2301 BTC in
According to The Block, Finance Minister Alejandro Celaya said there are currently no favorable conditions for El Salvador to place $1 billion worth of bitcoin bonds. El Salvador planned to issue the
On the night of May 10, the bitcoin price briefly dropped below $30,000, currently at $29,731 (Bitstamp). The decrease occurred against the background of the increase in trading volumes. Hourly chart of
El Salvadoran bitcoin wallet Chivo has made great strides since its launch in 2021. This was stated by Felipe Vallejo, the regulatory officer of crypto exchange Bitso, in a conversation with Cointelegraph.
For several months, the use of the first cryptocurrency in El Salvador did not gain a mass character. This is evidenced by the data of a representative study of the American organization,
El Salvador has failed to find common ground with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and negotiations with it are “almost dead.” This view was voiced by Carlos Acevedo, the former head of
