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The IMF Warns Countries Not to Make Crypto Legal Tender

by The International Monetary Fund—IMF for short—has been one of the most vocal traditional finance organizations speaking out against Bitcoin. According to managing director Kristalina Georgieva, he IMF is ‘very Read More

The IMF Once Again Warns El Salvador of Potential Bitcoin Risks

by The small island country of El Salvador shocked everyone when it announced it was making Bitcoin legal tender back in 2021. It was a controversial decision, yet a bold Read More

Morocco’s Central Bank Starts Work on Crypto Regulation

by Even in the face of extremely volatile price swings that haven’t been exactly positive in the past few months, crypto regulation is a hot topic around the world. El Read More

After Making it Legal Tender, CAR Plans on Launching the First Bitcoin Investment Platform

by More than a month has passed since the Central African Republic decided to make Bitcoin legal tender, and now it’s planning to launch the first Bitcoin investment platform. It’s Read More

US Lawmakers Propose a Bill That Will Mitigate Risks from El Salvador’s Bitcoin Use

by The world has been closely watching the situation in El Salvador ever since the country decided to drop the Dollar and adopt Bitcoin in full. It has led to Read More

The IMF Urges El Salvador to Drop Bitcoin as Legal Tender as President Bukele Doubles Down

by The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has never been too pleased with El Salvador’s decision to make Bitcoin legal tender. Nor were other global banks. El Salvador made the switch Read More

The Governor of the Bank of England is Concerned About Bitcoin Adoption in El Salvador

by Everyone around the world already knows that Bitcoin has been made legal tender in El Salvador. This happened a few months ago and so far, the authorities are reporting Read More

IMF Warns People Against Using Crypto as National Currency Ahead of the El Salvador Launch

by Everyone already knows that the country of El Salvador is the first in the world to switch its national currency for Bitcoin. The Latin America country has gone all Read More