Just a suggestion: you might want to provide a link when you're sparking a discussion based on news reporting. That way we don't have to go digging for whatever article you're referring to.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-09-26/venezuela-has-bitcoin-stash-and-doesn-t-know-what-to-do-with-it
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Venezuelas central bank is running internal tests to determine whether it can hold cryptocurrencies in its coffers, according to four people with direct knowledge of the matter.
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according to the people, who asked not to be identified discussing internal deliberations.
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Press officials for the central bank and PDVSA didnt reply to requests for comment.
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It isnt clear how PDVSA came to own Bitcoin and Ethereum, or the value of its holdings.
So, the whole article is basically...we think that there might be the possibility of this bring treu and not false.
There are several other countries that have saved bitcoin as its digital assets
This draw me attention, which countries are holding BTC that you know for sure, not any speculation?
The only country I know it's Bulgaria
This draw me attention, which countries are holding BTC that you know for sure, not any speculation?
The only country I know it's Bulgaria
Ignore obvious shitsposts next time, he is just trying to make his quota....
Every one know, USA every look to attack countries with big oil crude production.
And Venezuela have support from Russia
And Venezuela have support from Russia
Top 15 oil producers looks like this: (of course, counting out the US which ranks 1st)
Saudi Arabia,Russia,Iraq,Iran,China,Canada,United Arab Emirates,Kuwait,India,Venezuela,Mexico,Nigeria,Angola,Norway
Which and how many of them has the US attacked?
Eh, I should have kept the previous advice for myself
