Who does more jail time: Sam Bankman-Fried or Mexican cartel’s BTC launderer?
Both Sam Bankman-Fried and Martin Mizrahi committed crimes they should have realized would eventually be exposed while insisting on their innocence to the end.
Both Sam Bankman-Fried and Martin Mizrahi committed crimes they should have realized would eventually be exposed while insisting on their innocence to the end.
Bank of Mexico's Deputy Governor Jonathan Heath confirmed that the CBDC will be operational in early 2024, giving the central bank around 12 months to work with.
So-called stablecoin Tether continues to spread its pervasive influence over a digital asset industry that is being increasingly embraced with wide arms and closed eyes across large parts of Latin America.
The Mexican government tweeted that the Bank of Mexico intends to have a digital peso in circulation by 2024 as the country targets financial inclusivity.
President Andres Manuel Obrador has made it clear that the country doesn’t intend on accepting digital currencies as payments any time soon.
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.
Digital currency firms must report any transaction that exceeds $87,000 to regulators, whether the firm is registered locally or under another jurisdiction.
The head of the Mexican Financial Intelligence Unit, Santiago Nieto Castillo, stated that the 12 exchanges were operating illegally during a recent event focused on financial intelligence and risk management.
The Bank of Mexico and the Ministry of Finance have both issued statements warning that digital currencies, including BTC, aren’t legal tender.
Bitso is set to offer their exchange services in Mexico now that they have a license from the GFSC.
Amero-Isatek is opening up physical exchanges in underserved Mexican communities.
Mexican businesses that want to offer the trading of cryptocurrencies must be registered with The Bank of Mexico, the country’s central bank.