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Bolivia Embraces Crypto by Lifting Four-Year Ban. 🇧🇴
The Central Bank of Bolivia (BCB) has officially reversed its four-year ban on cryptocurrencies, permitting financial institutions to conduct digital asset transactions through authorized channels. This decision marks a significant shift in Bolivia's financial landscape, aligning the nation with global trends in digital finance.
Bolivia's Cautious Approach While embracing cryptocurrencies, Bolivia maintains a cautious approach. The Boliviano remains the official currency, and businesses are not required to accept crypto payments. The BCB's proactive educational initiative aims to equip citizens with the knowledge needed to navigate the world of digital assets safely.
A Step Towards Modernization Bolivia's decision to lift the crypto ban reflects a commitment to modernizing its financial system and staying competitive in the global economy. As the country navigates the complexities of digital finance, it remains dedicated to protecting its citizens and fostering a responsible approach to cryptocurrency adoption.
#Bolivia #BCB #CentralBankOfBolivia #BankOfBolivia
The Central Bank of Bolivia (BCB) has officially reversed its four-year ban on cryptocurrencies, permitting financial institutions to conduct digital asset transactions through authorized channels. This decision marks a significant shift in Bolivia's financial landscape, aligning the nation with global trends in digital finance.
Bolivia's Cautious Approach While embracing cryptocurrencies, Bolivia maintains a cautious approach. The Boliviano remains the official currency, and businesses are not required to accept crypto payments. The BCB's proactive educational initiative aims to equip citizens with the knowledge needed to navigate the world of digital assets safely.
A Step Towards Modernization Bolivia's decision to lift the crypto ban reflects a commitment to modernizing its financial system and staying competitive in the global economy. As the country navigates the complexities of digital finance, it remains dedicated to protecting its citizens and fostering a responsible approach to cryptocurrency adoption.
#Bolivia #BCB #CentralBankOfBolivia #BankOfBolivia
Digital asset trading firm BCB Group has cancelled its acquisition of Sutor Bank
According to an emailed statement. BCB cited "recent banking market events and macroeconomic changes" as the reason for the cancellation. Instead, BCB will focus on its European strategy by applying for an e-money license in France and catering to the demand for U.S. dollar payments. The initial announcement of BCB's plans to acquire Sutor Bank was made in December 2021, but the specific terms of the deal were not disclosed. (The Block)
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🇧🇴 #Regulación de las criptomonedas en Bolivia 🇧🇴
#Bolivia es posiblemente el país de América Latina que muestra una mayor reticencia legislativa hacia las criptomonedas. En 2022, el Banco Central de Bolivia emitió una alerta en su sitio web y redes sociales, destacando la alta volatilidad. Incluso, señaló riesgos de fraude para los clientes, incluso ilustrando dicha alerta con ejemplos de $BTC y $ETH
El #BCB reafirmó su postura en contra de las criptos y cualquier forma de comercialización en el país. Además, de mantener su rechazo a trabajar o lanzar una moneda #CBDC
José Gabriel Espinoza considera que Bolivia debería tener en cuenta el marco legal. Incluso, mencionó que la “mucha población joven” podría ser la que termine adoptando estas tecnologías.
#Bolivia es posiblemente el país de América Latina que muestra una mayor reticencia legislativa hacia las criptomonedas. En 2022, el Banco Central de Bolivia emitió una alerta en su sitio web y redes sociales, destacando la alta volatilidad. Incluso, señaló riesgos de fraude para los clientes, incluso ilustrando dicha alerta con ejemplos de $BTC y $ETH
El #BCB reafirmó su postura en contra de las criptos y cualquier forma de comercialización en el país. Además, de mantener su rechazo a trabajar o lanzar una moneda #CBDC
José Gabriel Espinoza considera que Bolivia debería tener en cuenta el marco legal. Incluso, mencionó que la “mucha población joven” podría ser la que termine adoptando estas tecnologías.