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In El Salvador kann man seit dieser Woche in Bitcoin zahlen Seit dem 7. September 2021 wird der Bitcoin im zentralamerikanischen El Salvador als gesetzliches Zahlungsmittel akzeptiert. Während die Befürworter von Kryptowährungen lange auf diesen Tag gewartet haben, mehrt sich der Widerstand seitens internationaler Finanzinstitute und der eigenen Bürger. In einem Studienergebnis gaben 68% der befragten Salvadorianer an, kein Einverständnis...

Zeitweise lag der Bitcoin-Preis mehr als 10'000 US-Dollar im Minus. Im Verlaufe des Nachmittags pendelte sich der Kurs bei 46'000 US-Dollar ein. Heute, der 7. September, ist ein historischer Tag für Bitcoin. Denn das erste Land der Welt, El Salvador, hat Bitcoin zum legalen Zahlungsmittel gemacht. Ein entsprechendes Gesetz war vor drei Monaten verabschiedet worden und tritt...

Bald kann alles, inklusive Hotels und Resorts, in El Salvador mit Bitcoin bezahlt werden. Da Bitcoin ein gesetzliches und offizielles Zahlungsmittel sein wird, wird Bitcoin wohl fast überall akzeptiert werden. Foto: Strandfoto von El Cuco, El Salvador. CC0 Public Domain via Unsplash Der zentralamerikanische Staat El Salvador ist das erste Land der Welt, in dem die...

President Nayib Bukele announced the milestone on Twitter, telling followers his country “just bought its first 200 coins.” Bukele noted the Central American nation will be buying more bitcoin as the deadline approaches to make El Salvador the first nation to officially recognize a cryptocurrency as legal tender. The president tweeted early Monday afternoon: El Salvador has just bought it’s first 200 coins. Our brokers will be buying a lot more as the deadline...

According to a new survey, approximately three quarters of El Salvador residents are not crazy about their country adopting bitcoin as an official currency, citing confusion over how the asset works as the primary reason. El Salvador Is Creating Turmoil Through Bitcoin El Salvador has been largely dependent on the U.S. dollar to get around and operate in the world, but now the country is doing something that no nation has ever done before: it’s declaring bitcoin legal...

The Congress of El Salvador has voted unanimously to approve a $150 million fund that will allow for bitcoin to fiat conversions in the country. El Salvador Is Really Pushing BTC Forward El Salvador is the first country to declare bitcoin legal tender. The country will permit bitcoin transactions for goods and services as though bitcoin was fiat currency beginning on September 7, though the journey has come with a few ups and downs, the first one arguably being that El...

Not too long ago, Live Bitcoin News put out an article discussing the worried attitude in El Salvador regarding the new law that would allow bitcoin to become legal tender starting next week. It appears the situation has escalated quickly, as people have gone from being concerned about volatility and business measures to straight up being anti-crypto. There are several protests going on in the Central American country, and many people are not too happy about the...

El Salvador is all set to make bitcoin legal tender by next week, and yet already the country is experiencing a lot of resistance and fear from its own people. El Salvador Is Pushing Bitcoin, But Not Everyone’s Happy In many ways, bitcoin is still a new – and struggling – technology. The world’s number one digital currency by market cap, like many of the globe’s cryptocurrencies, was initially designed to serve as a payment tool; something that would ultimately push...

The government of El Salvador voted in favor of creating a $150 million Bitcoin Trust. Its role: to convert BTC to USD so the local population can balance their cryptocurrency exposure. The initiative comes less than a week before the Latin American country starts using bitcoin as legal tender. Getting Ready for The BTC Adoption The Legislative Assembly of El Salvador will develop the cryptocurrency infrastructure by creating a $150 million Bitcoin Trust. It will facilitate...

The political situation in El Salvador is only getting worse as the day approaches when the country will start adopting Bitcoin as legal tender. On September 7 of this year, the waiting period for the Bitcoin Law to become mandatory is over. According to the text of this Law, all economic agents must accept Bitcoin along with the dollar as a means of payment. Bukele promises that the measure seeks to benefit the people and save the country close to $400 million in remittance...