Argentina’s Presidential Candidates Bitcoin and CBDCs Debate Trigger Reactions
Argentina’s presidential candidate, Sergio Massa has touted a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) to solve the country’s worsening inflation crisis. In the nation's first Presidential debate, Massa who currently serves...
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In the nation's first Presidential debate, Massa who currently serves as Economy Minister wants a digital currency to put the economy at the same pace with others globally....
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