Most El Salvador Citizens Not Keen on Accepting Bitcoin as Legal Tender

Most El Salvador Citizens Not Keen on Accepting Bitcoin as Legal Tender
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2021-7-10 21:00

Following the legalization of bitcoin as legal tender in El Salvador, it appears that most of the country’s citizens are not enthusiastic about the government’s move to adopt bitcoin. El Salvadorans Skeptical About Bitcoin According to Reuters on Thursday (July 8, 2021), the thoughts of El Salvadorans about the government’s bitcoin plan were revealed inRead More

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