El Salvador amended its Bitcoin law to comply with an IMF deal, ensuring voluntary acceptance while maintaining its legal tender status.

El Salvador scales back Bitcoin law, making BTC acceptance voluntary while securing an IMF deal, yet remains committed to crypto adoption.

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The new amendments remove the requirement for businesses to accept Bitcoin as payment, making its use voluntary across the private sector.

El Salvador has bowed to pressure from the IMF to amend its Bitcoin law, reducing its exposure to the flagship cryptocurrency.

As guidelines from the Trump administration trickle down, they will likely fall under these government agencies to implement.

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The SEC has opened a 21-day public comment period for Canary Capital's Litecoin ETF proposal, which would offer traditional ...

While competitors rush in to woo WazirX users in a changing crypto landscape, the crypto exchange—reeling from a $234 million ...

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