In the PANAMA view the law on regulation of cryptocurrencies

After Salvador, another country in Central America has taken the path of using cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum(ETH).

On September 6, the Republic of the Republic of Kazakhstan introduced a draft law on the regulation of cryptocurrencies, the purpose of which is to make the country "compatible with the blockchain."

Share this news on Twitter, local supporterCryptocurrencies Gabriel Silva emphasized that the new legal initiative could create thousands of working places, open new sources of investments, and provide

In accordance with the new law,ppavitelctvo namepeno ppiznat kpiptoaktivy in tom chicle bitkoyn in kachectve altepnativnogo globalnogo cpocoba oplaty for "lyuboy gpazhdanckoy or kommepcheckoy opepatsii, ne zappeschonnoy ppavovoy cictemoy Pecpubliki Panama."

The authors of the draft law emphasized thatCryptocurrencies allow you to make fast and cheap payments, allowing you to complete the financial transaction "unauthorized from the growth of money between the money."

Hoy presentamos la Ley de Cripto. Buscamos hacer a Panamá un país compatible con el blockchain, los cryptoactivos y el internet.

Esto tiene el potencial de crear miles de empleos, atraer inversión y transparentar el gobierno

Pueden ver el proyecto aquí: https://t.co/6FoKdwbkwR pic.twitter.com/xDxfyS9BYI

— Gabriel Silva (@gabrielsilva8_7) September 6, 2021

As in the case of the Salvador, the new lawPanama is not focused on forced acceptance of bitcoin. The document emphasizes the freedom to use bitcoin and air on the territory of the country, according to the local television network Telemetro.

Silva said that a new bill has been preparedin collaboration with citizens of Panama with the participation of a team of specialists, including experts in the field of industry and technology. Thus, the rules are designed to take into account important guidelines adopted by international organizations, including the Financial Action Task Force on Money Laundering.

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