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After polls showed the majority of citizens don’t trust the new Bitcoin bill, protestors hit the streets outside the National Assembly in El Salvador.

JPMorgan’s report criticized El Salvador’s Bitcoin legislation, while addressing potential risks for the country’s monetary system and the Bitcoin network.

The majority of El Salvadorans are doubtful of the new Bitcoin law, showed a post-legislation survey.

The country has embarked on an ambitious project that uses volcanic geothermal energy to mine Bitcoin. And it could be very lucrative.

El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele promised to adopt bitcoin as legal tender, and he has kept his promise.

The Bitcoin revolution in Latin America comes to an abrupt end as Mexican and Paraguayan authorities stamp down.

The crusade against Bitcoin spills over on Fox Business.

Athena Bitcoin set to expand its ATM network in El Salvador.

Citizens of El Salvador are going to get $30 Bitcoin airdropped to their official digital wallet, Chivo.

President Bukele says Bitcoin as legal tender will be happening in El Salvador.

The country has proposed geothermal energy generated via volcanoes to power mining farms. Here’s what it could look like.

El Salvador's Bitcoin revolution hits a brick wall as the World Bank refuses to help with technical infratsructure,

Thanks to the Lightning Network, Bitcoin was already being used as a payment network in El Salvador.

Crypto regulation proposals are ‘in the works’ in more than one Latin American country.

The country adopted Bitcoin as legal tender yesterday and wants to do something about its energy concerns.

Mexico’s government official is following an example of neighbouring countries as he promotes Bitcoin legalization.

What happens when Bitcoin is legal tender in a moderately sized country known for its agricultural trade?

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