El volumen de transacciones en Colombia esta semana es 80% mayor que en febrero del 2018. ¿A qué se debe esto? ¿Qué dicen las autoridades colombianas sobre Bitcoin? Han reiterado que Bitcoin no es una moneda de curso legal. Sin embargo, el gobierno colombiano busca solucionar problemas que Bitcoin ha resuelto desde hace años.
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