Bitcoin’s impact in Latin America
There is no denying that the current financial state of some countries is not great in any definition of the word. Yet, can bitcoin, or any other cryptocurrency be the solution for some of these countries going through a financial crisis. There is no way of giving a definitive answer, but it could certainly happen. The reason why governments are forced to go against the idea of a cryptocurrency is due the decentralization it provides to the people. Approving of decentralization removes the need of a government as there is no need to regulate the economy. The economy would be controlled by....
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