Cryptocurrency Among Independent Scotland’s Currency Options

Cryptocurrency Among Independent Scotland’s Currency Options

Scotland decides to move out of the United Kingdom, then it has 9 different currency options including a cryptocurrency to choose from. People in Scotland have started exploring different currency options following Brexit. There have been calls for the Scottish referendum in the past. While Scotland decided against leaving the United Kingdom in the past, the recent vote by Englanders to leave the European Union may soon have the UK witnessing renewed calls for the separation of Scotland. The Common Weal think tank in Scotland has recently published a report with 9 different currency....


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