Supreme Tribunal in Venezuela States Sunacrip Has Strategic Role, Voids Earli...

Supreme Tribunal in Venezuela States Sunacrip Has Strategic Role, Voids Earli...

The Supreme Tribunal of Justice of Venezuela has stated in a recent sentence that the tasks developed by Sunacrip, the national cryptocurrency and bitcoin mining watchdog, have a strategic significance for the country. The sentence also voids certain resolutions taken in a case where another court rolled back the seizure of more than 1,000 bitcoin miners. Sunacrip Role Supported by National Courts in Venezuela A sentence issued by the highest tribunal in Venezuela recognized as strategic the role that the national cryptocurrency watchdog, Sunacrip, fulfills as the organization....


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