Iran offers China reduced Strait of Hormuz transit fees, accepts Bitcoin and USDT for tolls
Iran's move to accept crypto for transit fees in the Strait of Hormuz could challenge global sanctions, impacting geopolitical alliances. The post Iran offers China reduced Strait of Hormuz transit fees, accepts Bitcoin...
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Iran's move to accept crypto for transit fees in the Strait of Hormuz could challenge global sanctions, impacting geopolitical alliances.
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