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5 thoughts on “El Salvador Steps Nearer to Issuing Controversial Bitcoin Bonds”

  1. tldr; El Salvador’s presidency dispatched a digital-securities bill to lawmakers, taking the nation a step closer to raising $1 billion via the world’s first sovereign blockchain bond.

    *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

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  2. Seems like bonds to finance and develop the bitcoin city should be separate from bonds to purchase bitcoin. Financing their bitcoin city would be a normal target for issuing bonds. But selling bonds to finance bitcoin purchases seems like an invitation to a scam, or at least bad risk taking. Mixing the two pools provides cover for bad actors managing the bitcoin funds portion.

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