El Salvador’s National Bitcoin Office says it’s already received “many dozens of applications” for the country’s new Freedom visa.
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El Salvador's Volcano Bond gets regulatory approval, targets Q1 launch
The Volcano Bond was approved by the country’s Digital Assets Commission on Dec. 11, with issuance expected in Q1, 2024.
El Salvador Could Rake In $1B Bitcoin Investment per Year With New ‘Freedom VISA’
The country’s treasury owns just over 2,700 bitcoin (BTC), which has yielded over $3 million in unrealized profit so far.
De Guevara Is Bitcoin Country’s Interim President As Bukele Steps Down To Run
President Bukele has received legal permission to step down and run for re-election, with an interim president appointed to finish the rest of his first term.
Milei’s Presidency: Implications For Argentina, El Salvador, And Bitcoin Adoption
Many are excited about the potential for a second Bitcoin President in Latin America, but there are reasons to be more skeptical and cautious before cheer leading.
Argentina Has a New Pro-Bitcoin President—Who Is Javier Milei?
Facing spiralling inflation and a rapid decline in the value of the peso, Argentina has elected pro-Bitcoin Javier Milei as President.
Bitcoin-friendly Javier Milei wins Argentina presidential election
Milei won over 55% of the votes with 99% of the votes counted in the run-off presidential election.
Argentina Presidential Hopeful Wants to Mine Bitcoin From ‘Dead Cow’
The Vaca Muerta (Dead Cow) oil field in Argentina could be a viable source of energy to mine Bitcoin, says a presidential hopeful.
El Salvador pro-Bitcoin president Nayib Bukele launches re-election bid
Despite Bukele’s popularity, some critics argue he isn’t eligible to be re-elected under El Salvador’s constitution.
Pro-Bitcoin Candidate Javier Milei Heads to Run-off in Argentina’s Presidential Elections
Argentina’s far-right and pro-Bitcoin (BTC) candidate, Javier Milei has failed to clinch victory in the first round of voting trailing biggest rival and Economic Minister Sergio Massa.
After 97% of votes cast counted on Sunday, Massa won the first round with 36.6% of votes while Milei trailed in second with 30% of the total 26.3 million votes cast in the polls.
Patricia Bullrich, a former security minister came up third in the first round with 23.8% of the votes. …
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