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El Salvador, the first country to adopt Bitcoin as its legal tender, has seen a decline in long-term foreign-currency issuer default rating (IDR) designated by New York-based rating agency Fitch. Fitch highlighted ...

Latin American country El Salvador has now relaunched the state-run Chivo wallet after mending multiple issues reported by wallet users just a few months after its launch. Soon after the Chivo wallet ...

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) reiterated its insistence on El Salvador to revoke Bitcoin’s status as legal tender of the country. In September 2021, the Latin American country adopted Bitcoin as its ...

Latin American country El Salvador is leaving no stone unturned to incorporate Bitcoin into its present-day financial system. The country is now looking to offer low-interest Bitcoin-backed loans to small and micro ...

Following El Salvador, which approved Bitcoin as its legal tender last fall, another country has shown a great deal of interest in adopting Bitcoin. A former member of parliament of the South ...

Expediting his plans to build the world’s first Bitcoin City, El Salvador president Nayib Bukele said a single inactive volcano in the country has a 90% chance of powering El Salvador's Bitcoin ...

Since adopting Bitcoin as its legal tender, Latin American country El Salvador has announced several initiatives to advance its development in the region. One such strategy was revealed by President Bukele in ...

Analysts, industrialists, and researchers have made several forecasts on Bitcoin performance for the new year. Meanwhile, El Salvador President Nayib Bukele has come up with his own list of Bitcoin predictions that ...

Salvadorans, residents of the first country to make Bitcoin legal tender, are alleging that cryptocurrencies are missing from their state-authorized crypto wallet ‘Chivo’. News on Bitcoin's disappearance has been going around for ...

Latin American country El Salvador has purchased 21 Bitcoins to celebrate December 21, 2021, president Nayib Bukele Tweeted Tuesday. https://twitter.com/nayibbukele/status/1473489844521385985?s=20 Bukele explained that the number 21 held significant value as El Salvador’s ...