Nayib Bukele
¿Quiénes son los principales opositores y partidarios de la Ley Bitcoin de El Salvador?
La nueva ley del presidente Nayib Bukele enfrenta muchas críticas internas. Gran parte de su apoyo proviene del exterior.
Mientras El Salvador promulga la ley de Bitcoin , los salvadoreños siguen confundidos sobre su implementación
“Una cosa es lo que dice el presidente y otra lo que establece la ley”.
Bitcoin es ahora moneda de curso legal en El Salvador, lo que marca una primicia mundial.
En una muestra de apoyo, los defensores de las Cripto están comprando $30 en Bitcoin para conmemorar la ocasión conocida coloquialmente como el “Día de Bitcoin ”.
Bitcoin Now Legal Tender in El Salvador, Marking World First
Bitcoin's price fell 11.3% Tuesday as the cryptocurrency officially became legal tender in El Salvador, three months after the Bitcoin Law passed the country’s legislature. President Nayib Bukele tweeted he was “buying the dip” with “150 new coins added." The team of "The Hash" discusses El Salvador leading the world into bitcoin and the implications for the crypto community, global economy and beyond.
La Ley de Bitcoin de El Salvador se centra en la autodeterminación
Hoy, Bitcoin se convirtió en moneda de curso legal en la nación centroamericana.
El Salvador compra sus primeros 200 BTC un día antes de que entre en vigor su ley Bitcoin
Y “comprará mucho más”.
El Salvador Approves $150M Bitcoin Trust Amid Anti-Bitcoin Protests
In El Salvador, hundreds of protesters have raised their voices against President Nayib Bukele's Bitcoin Law, making bitcoin legal tender in the country beginning September 7. Meanwhile, the Finance Commission of the Legislative Assembly of El Salvador agreed to create a $150 million bitcoin trust to facilitate exchange between BTC and U.S. dollars. "The Hash" panel discusses the possible bumps on El Salvador's road to bitcoin adoption.
President Bukele Confirms El Salvador Will Not Require Bitcoin Acceptance
El Salvador President Nayib Bukele confirmed the use of bitcoin as legal tender would not be mandatory. In contrast to the original Bitcoin Law, the government will not force any of the nation’s residents to receive it as a form of payment.
The Bitcoin Narrative and the Media
Peter McCormack, host of the popular podcast "What Bitcoin Did," discusses his take on the differences between the bitcoin narrative in U.S. media versus U.K. media and whether there is pressure from the crypto community to report certain views. "If you're not pissing people off, you're not doing your job properly," McCormack said. Plus, insights into project Bitcoin Beach on the heels of his meeting with President of El Salvador Nayib Bukele.