Kaks nädalat enne El Salvadori ametlikku vastuvõtmist Bitcoin seadusliku maksevahendina on teine Ladina-Ameerika riik otsustanud lubada krüptovaluutade kasutamist. Hiljutiste andmetel aruandedKuuba valitsus on öelnud, et soovib "tunnustada ja reguleerida" digitaalsete varade kasutamist riigis.
A resolution was published in the nation’s Official Gazette today, one which revealed that the Cuban Central Bank will soon be implementing rules for the use of cryptocurrencies. Additionally, it will also be determining the licensing requirements for crypto-service providers within the island nation.
Previously in May, Cuba’s President Miguel Díaz Canel had been teatatud reviewing the possibilities of adopting cryptocurrencies in the country. This was seen by many as a way to fight economic troubles precipitated by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Cryptocurrencies have been in kasutama Kuubal mitu aastat nüüd. Krüptoid kasutatakse peamiselt USA embargode kõrvalehoidmiseks, mis takistavad selle kodanikel juurdepääsu finantsturgudele ja USA dollari kasutamist. See on olnud Hinnanguliselt that almost 100,000 Cubans use cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Eeter, ja Dogecoin for remittance payments, protest donations, and online payments.
Since Cubans can’t access international debit and credit cards, it is hard to receive payments from different countries. The decentralized nature of cryptocurrencies, along with the ease of long-distance payments, provides a viable alternative for the country to lighten its economic difficulties.
Eeskirjade puudumine on valmistanud muret paljudele, kes kartsid valitsuse negatiivset väljundit. Eespool nimetatud resolutsiooni kohaselt võib keskpank aga anda loa krüptovaluutade kasutamiseks "sotsiaal-majanduslikest huvidest lähtuvalt", kuigi riik jälgib, et toiminguid kontrollitaks. Lisaks on krüptode kasutamine ebaseaduslikeks tegevusteks endiselt rangelt keelatud, märgiti.
Teistele rahvastele meeldib Iraan ja Venetsueela have also experimented with digital currencies to bypass U.S. sanctions. While Iran is all set to release its own CBDC, Venezuelans have long been using crypto to fight hyperinflation. The government even released a state-backed “cryptocurrency” called Petro in 2017 which couldn’t gain much ground.
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