Bitcoin is ‘not regulated’: Honduras‘ central bank pushes back against legal tender rumors
The central bank said, “for the time being,” that Bitcoin was not regulated in the country but is exploring the feasibility of introducing a CBDC.
The central bank said, “for the time being,” that Bitcoin was not regulated in the country but is exploring the feasibility of introducing a CBDC.
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