Crypto service providers in Zimbabwe and across the world are being sought out by the Zimbabwean government as they work on cryptocurrency sector regulations. A Zimbabwean government committee has been formed to collect data from cryptocurrency companies providing services in the country with comments due by June 26, according to
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has announced that readiness for the launch of GBDT (gold-backed digital tokens) for use in transactions is at a high point as of this month. Upon launch, the bank predicted that the gold tokens will serve as a complementary currency to the U.S. dollar.
Zimbabwe’s government has established a value for its digital tokens backed by gold. Starting on May 8, the nation will begin offering investors its own digital money backed by gold. Tokens will be sold to people for a minimum of $10. And to companies and other organizations for a minimum
