This Week in Coins: Prices Continue Downward, Central African Republic Adopts Bitcoin, Canada Says 'Nah'
Elsewhere, Buenos Aires Mayor Horacio Rodriguez Larreta gave a presentation on optimizing city government with Web3 tech.
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