Argentina approves company registration with capital in Bitcoin and USDC
The Argentine General Inspection of Justice approves the registration of companies using Bitcoin and USDC as social capital.
The Argentine General Inspection of Justice approves the registration of companies using Bitcoin and USDC as social capital.
The new open-source tool aims to simplify the installation and management of a Lightning node for Bitcoin users.
Amidst the fight against money laundering and privacy concerns, the new database sparks debates about financial transparency and citizens' rights.
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