Island Shopping Mall, Mexico’s first metaverse shopping center. At this time, eighty brands have been verified. There are a number of benefits to visiting shopping centers in the metaverse. One advantage is that they can accommodate as many shops as the architects and builders can dream up. Island Shopping Mall,
The peso, which is now trading at $0.051, will serve as the base currency for MXNT. According to data by Triple-A, most crypto in Mexico is utilized for speculation and trade. A Mexican stablecoin will be introduced in addition to its counterpart USDT, the biggest stablecoin by market capitalization at
The alliance between Club Tigres and Bitso was first revealed in November. Rappi, a Colombian delivery platform, had a similar development. Along with growing popularity, cryptocurrencies are advancing in the market by being accepted as a payment option by more and more merchants. It is now able to buy merchandise
El Salvador is also working with Samson Mow on Bitcoin bonds. If Mexico accepts Bitcoin as legal money, the results will be significant. Ex-Blockstream CSO Samson Mow disclosed the Bitcoin adoption ambitions of major countries on Thursday. One of these countries is Mexico, whose President has invited Mow to speak
The Mexican Senator of Nuevo Leon plans to accept Bitcoin (BTC). Indira Kempis Proposes to legalize BTC as legal tender in Mexico. The Senator follows the footprints of El Salvador to adopt BTC. As the Mexican Senator, Indira Kempis is very eager to make the country a crypto-friendly space, she
Chief Governor of Mexico bank Alejandro Diaz de Leon’s said this on Thursday morning, saying it was a risky investment and a bad choice for the stock value. Thus, according to the Governor’s comments, Mexico will not be following El Salvador anytime in the future, adopting the digital currency as
Mexican official recapitulates a ban on the use of cryptocurrencies. Herrara stated that cryptocurrencies are not legal tender belongings. Three entities iterated the warning they issued in 2014, 2017 and 2019. On Monday a topmost Mexican official recapitulates a ban on the use of cryptocurrencies in the country’s financial system.
