Uruguay to Further Clarify the Legal Status of Bitcoin in New Regulation
The Central Bank of Uruguay has hinted at the possibility of declaring bitcoin a “non-financial virtual asset,” potentially securing an easier compliance path for virtual asset service providers. Stablecoins, on the othe...
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