Bolivia calls crypto ‘reliable alternative’ to fiat in El Salvador partnership
Bolivia has signed an agreement with El Salvador to promote crypto as an alternative to traditional currencies amid its ongoing economic crisis.
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Bolivia has signed an agreement with El Salvador to promote crypto as an alternative to traditional currencies amid its ongoing economic crisis.
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