In Argentina, a Politician Wants to Build a State-backed Crypto Exchange
A local government politician in Argentina has tabled a measure that – if passed – could see a province in the country launch a crypto trading platform. The bill proposes the launch of a state-backed crypto exchange platform, a private “public limited company” that is “decentralized” but has “majority state” ownership.
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