Bitcoin is for barter, not currency: Mexico central bank chief
The head of the Bank of Mexico compared digital currencies to barter trade as opposed to being a currency, claiming they are similar to precious metals.
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Mexican regulator claims 12 digital currency exchanges operating illegally
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Mexico says no to BTC
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Amero-Isatek to open eight physical cryptocurrency exchanges in Mexico
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Mexican central bank requires permits for crypto exchanges
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Bitcoin Cash ranks second most popular crypto in Mexico
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Mexico’s Congress approves cryptocurrency legislation
With the legislation, Mexico is one of a handful of countries that has taken an official position regarding cryptocurrency.
Decision day looms for cryptocurrency regulation in Mexico
A bill that seeks to regulate Mexico's nascent financial technology sector, including cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin.