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Rio de Janeiro mayor Eduardo Paes talked about Bitcoin with Miami mayor and BTC bull Francis Suarez at Rio Innovation Week.
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The mayor of Rio de Janeiro intends to put 1% of the city’s Treasury reserves into cryptocurrencies. He wants to turn the second-most populous city in Brazil into a hub for cryptocurrency. Rio de Janeiro Mayor Warms To Bitcoin Speaking at a panel during the Rio Innovation week on Thursday, Rio de Janeiro mayor, Eduardo […]
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Rio de Janeiro is about to become a crypto hub and the first Brazilian city to buy Bitcoin as a store of value, according to its mayor Eduardo Paes, who made the announcement at the Rio Innovation Week, O Globo reported.
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