El Salvador Complies With IMF Requirements: Bitcoin Legal Tender Status Withdrawn
Congress passed a reform that modifies the so-called “Bitcoin Law” in El Salvador to comply with the stipulated requirements in the deal inked with the IMF last year. These modifications prepare the country to receive $1...
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