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The Argentinian Senate has approved a bill that would allow the government to tax non-declared assets held in foreign countries by citizens of the country. This includes stocks, properties, bonds, and even cryptocurrencies. The purpose of the legistlation would be to collect more funds to pay the $45 billion debt that Argentina has with the […]Powered by WPeMatico
The Argentinian anti-money laundering regulator is reportedly working to force cryptocurrency firms to report their movements and take AML measures on Argentinian soil. The regulation for this purpose might be ready for approval this year, according to local media. This could be the consequence of the recent requirement approved in the deal the country made […]Powered by WPeMatico
On-chain metrics detect strong “sophisticated passive buying” on spot exchanges and a rise in the movements of Bitcoin to whale wallets.
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The European Central Bank is concerned over inflation in the euro area rising beyond its own expectations, a high-ranking ECB official has admitted. However, Europe’s monetary authority is not prepared to raise interest rates at this point in time, the executive unveiled. ECB Sees No Reason to Adjust Interest Rates Despite Eurozone Inflation Reaching 5% […]Powered by WPeMatico
When we hear the word ‘debt’, we often think of financial burden. But you will find that not all debts carry a burden. These are known as good debts. So, what exactly are these good debts? Is there anything good in debt? In simpler words, good debts are the loans that finance something to build wealth or increase your income. Mortgages and student loans are the most common examples of good debts. Bad debts, on the other hand, are the loans that you take out for your discretionary expenses or something which doesn’t provide any return. For example, credit cards,
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Digital currencies backed by central banks are the most reliable form of digital money, according to IMF managing director Kristalina Georgieva. At the same time, to think of cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin as money is difficult, believes the chief executive of the international financial institution. IMF Chief Georgieva Marks Top Issues for Policymakers Exploring CBDCs […]Powered by WPeMatico
The hotly-debated legislation is no surprise to hard money supporters, as Cameron Winklevoss saying that it would “plunder” future generations.
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American inflation expectations have surged according to the results of the latest New York Federal Reserve Survey of Consumer Expectations. The presumed inflation rate tapped the highest point since 2013 and alongside the forecast of lower purchasing power, consumer debt and fears of a housing bubble in the U.S. are on the rise. New York […]Powered by WPeMatico
While the American economy witnesses small business failures across the nation, historical unemployment rates, major issues with the supply chain, countless product shortages, and the cost of goods and services inflating, the stock market continues to rally. The CEO of the Forward Thinking Group UK, Neil McCoy-Ward, thinks the current stock market is “completely disconnected […]Powered by WPeMatico
On February 19, the Canadian podcaster and Freedomain Radio host, Stefan Molyneux, discussed his thoughts about bitcoin following the crypto asset’s tumultuous rise capturing over a trillion-dollar market valuation. Molyneux’s recent speech describes the liberating potential bitcoin could bring to the masses and how the crypto network has the ability to change humanity for the […]Powered by WPeMatico
