Colombia Has No Plans to Recognize Bitcoin as a Currency, Government Official Says

By cineramaJune 29, 2017Bitcoin Business

A lot of countries are looking at regulating Bitcoin. That is no surprise since Bitcoin will not go away anytime soon. This situation is rather complicated in a lot […]

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Colombia Has No Plans to Recognize Bitcoin as a Currency, Government Official Says

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