El Salvador Has Just Approved Law to Allow it to Issue Bitcoin Denominated Bonds
El Salvador’s congress has passed a digital securities law that would allow the nation to issue Bitcoin-backed bonds, also known as Volcano Bonds. The Legislative Assembly of El Salvador approved the bill by 62 votes to...
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The Legislative Assembly of El Salvador approved the bill by 62 votes to 16 on January 11. The bill will become law after being ratified by President Bukele....
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