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After reports that Tanzanian President Samia Hassan had asked her finance chief to look into cryptocurrencies, Tunisia has become the latest African country to signal a willingness to embrace digital assets. According to remarks attributed to Ali Kooli, Tunisia’s economy minister, the North African state will soon move to decriminalize the buying of bitcoin. This … Read more
The Tunisian CBDC situation has been a mess. It started with fake reports run by Russian media, possibly caused by a Russian startup exaggerating its partnership with the Tunisian government Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
The Central Bank of Tunisia denies reports that it was developing an “e-dinar” digital currency Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Tunisia’s central bank digital currency will be issued and managed by Russian blockchain platform Universa Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Various countries mull issuing their own digital currency. To many people’s surprise, Tunisia has made significant strides in digitizing the domestic currency. That is uncommon among Maghreb countries, yet it also presents new opportunities. The E-Dinar Project Continues It is a well-known secret Tunisia has some tough financial decisions to make. Either they issue additional … Read more
The issuance of a bitcoin bond is being considered by Afghanistan and Tunisia’s central banks Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Tunisian Internet Agency signs strategic partnership for blockchain development with Russian blockchain platform Universa Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Islamic banks will gain their own suite of blockchain products in a bid to improve liquidity management with the Islamic Development Bank Group’s new partnership Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
There are many side effects associated with the lack of active cryptocurrency regulation these days. A lot of consumers wondering whether or not Bitcoin is even legal to use in their country. Surprisingly, that question is a lot more difficult to answer first and foremost. In Tunisia, for example, the situation is not as clear-cut … Read more
