🇧🇴 #Regulación of cryptocurrencies in Bolivia 🇧🇴

In a price-sensitive market like #Latinoamérica , users are evaluating whether adopting this new technology is worth it.

The former director of #ECB José Gabriel Espinoza already emphasized a long time ago that, despite the ban on cryptocurrencies, there is a process underway that involves developing cashless economies. Which could pave the way for the use of electronic currencies and the implementation of electronic monetary policies.

The former official also considers it regrettable that #Bolivia has not made progress in creating a new monetary policy. This would reflect a significant increase in remittances through technology #blockchain

Many thanks to everyone who has followed me, I'm glad that the Latin crypto community is united.

By the way, we can see the market price at this moment and the continuing selling trend.
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#Latinoamérica #Venezuela #inversión #Oportunidad #Inmobiliaria Latin America is currently an ideal breeding ground for the proliferation of scams, the voracious appetite for instant economic benefits is combined with a population affected by the mismanagement of their economies, mismanagement seems obvious when You analyze countries like Venezuela, which have natural resources such as oil, gold, bauxite, coltan, among others, but even so we are facing a humanitarian crisis as if it were a country at war. The catalyst in this recipe is a pinch of cryptocurrencies, creating the perfect medium for the development of these scams thanks to the lack of knowledge of the new and growing market. Here is a guide to identify scams:
1. High returns often lure victims with promises of guaranteed exceptionally high returns.
2. Pressure to recruit other investors, scammers depend on the ability to recruit new investors to pay existing investors.
3. Lack of transparency, legitimate companies are usually transparent about their operations and ownership structure.
4. Tiered investment structure, they often have a tiered structure, where investors are incentivized to recruit other investors to move up a level, thus earning higher returns.
5. Lack of a real product or service, they do not have a real product or service that supports their business model.
6. Too much emphasis on cryptocurrency, and not how you plan to use it to generate income.

Important before investing in any type of asset, including cryptocurrencies. If something seems too good to be true, it probably isn't. This does not represent investment advice so remember to do extensive research on the market yourself, or go to a trusted financial advisor who will provide you with the financial services you require, so as not to compromise your funds. $ETH $MATIC $LINK