tldr; Bitcoin is nearing $120,000 as El Salvador introduces Bitcoin-focused investment banks under a new Investment Banking Law. These banks, requiring a Digital Asset Service Provider license and $50 million in capital, aim to attract foreign investment and position the country as a crypto hub. Meanwhile, Harvard University has invested $116.6 million in BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF, signaling growing institutional confidence. Japan, however, faces delays in launching its first crypto ETF. Bitcoin is currently trading at $118,320, reflecting a 4% rise in the past week.
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MichaelAischmann on
Who still believes the IMF ended BTC in El Salvador?
baIIern on
The people of this country want food, jobs and a stable currency lmao. And what they get is a Bitcoin bank
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tldr; Bitcoin is nearing $120,000 as El Salvador introduces Bitcoin-focused investment banks under a new Investment Banking Law. These banks, requiring a Digital Asset Service Provider license and $50 million in capital, aim to attract foreign investment and position the country as a crypto hub. Meanwhile, Harvard University has invested $116.6 million in BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF, signaling growing institutional confidence. Japan, however, faces delays in launching its first crypto ETF. Bitcoin is currently trading at $118,320, reflecting a 4% rise in the past week.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
Who still believes the IMF ended BTC in El Salvador?
The people of this country want food, jobs and a stable currency lmao. And what they get is a Bitcoin bank