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El Salvador compra mais 410 Bitcoins em meio à queda do mercado, diz o presidente Bukele
O país agora tem mais de 1.500 bitcoins e planeja emitir um BOND de Bitcoin de US$ 1 bilhão com vencimento em 10 anos este ano.
Por Michael Bellusci
El Salvador comprou 410 por US$ 15 milhões na sexta-feira, disse o presidente Nayib Bukele no Twitter.
- “Alguns caras estão vendendo muito barato”, ele acrescentou em seu tweet.
- É difícil verificar tais alegações na blockchain pública porque um comprador de um bloco de BTC desse tamanho quase certamente teria que comprá-lo em pedaços menores para evitar deslizamento.
- O Bitcoin caiu cerca de 12% na sexta-feira à noite, para o nível de US$ 36.500. Preços de Criptotambém recuou.
Nope, I was wrong, didn’t miss it.
— Nayib Bukele (@nayibbukele) January 21, 2022
El Salvador just bought 410 #bitcoin for only 15 million dollars 🥳
Some guys are selling really cheap 🤷🏻♂️ https://t.co/vEUEzp5UdU
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- A nação agoradetém mais de 1.500 BTC e planeja emitir um BOND Bitcoin de US$ 1 bilhão com vencimento em 10 anos este ano.
- Bukele tem sido um comprador consistente em quedas nos últimos meses, em um sinal de confiança nas perspectivas de longo prazo da criptomoeda.
- Bitcoinoficialmente tornou-se moeda legal em El Salvador em setembro, três meses após o legislativo do país aprovar a Lei Bitcoin .
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ATUALIZAÇÃO (22 de janeiro de 2022, 1:06 UTC):Adiciona um ponto sobre a dificuldade de verificar declarações no blockchain público.
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