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Why Is Forex Trading More Popular Than Bitcoin In South Africa?,
Thailand’s central bank warns against ‘illegal’ THT stablecoin
Forex trading offers more stability and liquidity, while cryptocurrency is a high-risk, high reward opportunity. While South Africa is the biggest forex market in Africa, it ranks third after Nigeria and Kenya in bitcoin trading. However, like other countries, bitcoin adoption has grown significantly in the country. With the government tightening regulation on crypto, the growth of bitcoin trading in South Africa is a wait-and-see situation.
The Baht-pegged stablecoin produced by Terra has come under fire from Thai bankers.
This week, it was revealed that India would seek to impose some of the most stringent rules globally on cryptocurrencies, banning citizens from owning, trading, transferring, or mining assets like Bitcoin and altcoins. But could this be the start of a domino-like effect where other weaker governments and economies attempt to – due to strength in numbers – follow suit and starting banning cryptocurrencies also?
In the future, the cryptocurrency, according to a top industry figure, will become a “report card” of sorts, scoring the government and its management of monetary policy. Here’s what that means for Bitcoin and why the asset will eventually take on such a role.
The National Tax Service of South Korea is widening its probe of individuals using cryptocurrencies for the purposes of tax evasion.
If they're willing to spend their crypto holdings, baseball fans can now buy a full season, six-person suite for the Oakland A's home season at the price of one Bitcoin.
Bitcoin evangelist Max Keiser says that BTC has the potential to become the new base layer currency and replace the entire $5 trillion foreign exchange (FX) market.
“No country has more to lose” than the United States as central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) begin to roll out, claims US-based investment banking giant JPMorgan – which suggests that a “modest” digital fiat investment could potentially help safeguard dollar dominance for years to come.
Tether (USDT) could emerge as an unlikely target for the Chinese central bank, the People’s Bank of China (PBoC), when it rolls out its digital yuan ahead of next year’s Winter Olympic Games, an industry player has opined.
The crypto exchange giant Binance has come good on claims last year that it was poised to join the payments sector, moving its Binance Pay platform out of beta and into the full rollout.