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El Salvador compra mais 100 Bitcoins enquanto o mercado de Cripto cai
O presidente de El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, disse em um tweet que comprou as moedas com “desconto”.
Автор Aoyon Ashraf
O governo de El Salvador comprou mais 100 Bitcoin, disse o presidente Nayib Bukele tweetouna sexta-feira, enquanto o preço da maior Criptomoeda por capitalização de mercado caiu NEAR de US$ 54.000.
- “El Salvador acabou de comprar a queda. 100 moedas extras adquiridas com desconto”, disse Bukele no Twitter.
- O preço do Bitcoin caiu cerca de 8% na sexta-feira, em torno de US$ 54.237. Mercados mais amplos caíram devido ao medo relacionado à variante recém-descoberta da COVID-19.
- Bitcoinoficialmente tornou-se moeda legal em El Salvador em setembro, três meses após o legislativo do país aprovar a Lei Bitcoin .
- Em 20 de novembro, durante uma apresentação na Bitcoin Week em El Salvador, Bukele disse que o país vai construir uma cidade inteira baseada em Bitcoin.
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