Argentina Set to Become a ‘Bitcoin Haven,’ Politician Claims
An Argentinian politician has claimed the country will soon become a ‘Bitcoin haven,’ with the nation edging closer to electing a BTC-keen head of state. The claims were made by Diana Mondino, an economist, university pr...
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The claims were made by Diana Mondino, an economist, university professor, and former board member of firms such as Pampa Energía, Banco Supervielle, Loma Negra, and Bodegas Bianchi....
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