Innovation and experimentation: Spain’s blockchain sector in 2021
Development of the Spanish blockchain and cryptocurrency industries continued apace in 2021. Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
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Development of the Spanish blockchain and cryptocurrency industries continued apace in 2021. Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
The Spanish treasury ministry has announced it will postpone the establishment of the complete framework for declaring taxes related to cryptocurrency assets until 2023. While the Spanish government has advanced when it comes to cryptocurrency regulation, the specifics of what will be taxed and in which way are still a mystery for traders and holders. … Read more
Intensified scrutiny of digital asset ads is a growing trend, but it’s not clear if it is inextricable from crypto regulation’s evolution. Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
As the Federal reserve releases its position paper on CBDCs, the Russian Central Bank instigates yet another crypto ban scare. Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Revolut, a leading fintech platform and neobank, has received a special banking license to operate in Spain. User deposits are now insured up to €100K, with the coverage being provided by Deposit and Investment Insurance, a Lithuanian state company. The company, which now has over 800,000 customers in Spain, expects to grow its userbase with … Read more
As the Bitcoin mining industry matures, it will seek stable political environments and stable energy sources. Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Maria Muñoz, a Spanish deputy from the country’s Congress, wants to position its country as a reliable alternative to miners that are facing a dire situation in Kazakhstan, after their internet service was suspended, affecting their operative capacity. Muñoz sent a letter to the congress, inquiring about the possible actions that Spain might take to … Read more
The MariCoin project was among 10 projects chosen for the Algorand Foundation accelerator program in November 2021. Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
While sporting a questionable name, the coin project says it wants to enable a “social and ethical” payment method. Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
The number of ATMs in Spain has been progressively shrinking to levels the country saw in the year 2002. Reports from local media suggest these actions have been taken to reduce costs and to push payment and operation digitalization in the sector. The highest number of ATMs was registered in 2008 when there were 61,714 … Read more