The high court will now decide whether to declare the ‘crypto bill’ unenforceable or to approve it with modifications.
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Panama’s President Vetoes Law That Would Have Regulated Bitcoin, Legalized DAOs
The bill will now go back to the country’s National Assembly for debate.
One Of Panama’s Largest Banks Just Became Bitcoin Friendly
Towerbank, a top 30 bank in Panama, just announced bitcoin friendly services at an event hosted by the Chamber of Digital Commerce and Blockchain of Panama.
Panama President Considers Vetoing Crypto Regulation Legislation
The bill was approved during a plenary session of the Legislative Assembly by a 40-0 vote on April 28.
Panama Assembly Passes Bill Regulating Bitcoin, Crypto
After the president’s signature, the bill will regulate the usage of bitcoin as payment in the country.
Panama's legislature approves bill regulating crypto
The Crypto Law is aimed at making Panama “compatible with the digital economy, blockchain, crypto assets and the internet.”
Panama Eyes Bitcoin & Crypto to Spark Tech Investment
Bitcoin (BTC) and crypto adoption on a state level may soon extend beyond El Salvador, with politicians elsewhere in the Americas – and even one European royal – mulling moves that could see the cryptocurrency brought into their financial systems in some form or other….
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Mexican CBDC, Bitcoin ATMs in Panama, Russian Blockchain ETF + More News
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Santo Blockchain to deliver 50 Bitcoin ATMs to Panama
Santo Blockchain’s plans in Latin America consist of 300 Bitcoin ATMs, a layer-2 wallet and a Bitcoin debit card.
Interview: Discussing Panama’s Crypto Bill With Its Architects
An interview with two architects behind Panama’s proposed cryptocurrency bill, which would legally define bitcoin for the country.