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The Argentine government is collaborating with El Salvador to learn from its experience with Bitcoin adoption and other cryptocurrency activities. The National Securities Commission (CNV) of Argentina recently met with El Salvador’s National Commission of Digital Assets (CNAD) to discuss crypto adoption and regulation in both countries.
During the meeting on May 23, CNV President Roberto Silva, CNV Vice President Patricia Boedo, and CNAD President Juan Carlos Reyes explored El Salvador’s pioneering move to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender in September 2021. They exchanged ideas about cryptocurrency use in global economies, with a particular focus on El Salvador’s successful Bitcoin case.
Silva emphasized that El Salvador not only leads in Bitcoin adoption but also excels in the broader cryptocurrency industry. Insights from CNAD, which oversees El Salvador’s digital asset market, were highlighted as valuable for strengthening ties between the two nations. Silva expressed interest in exploring collaboration agreements with El Salvador.
Boedo, who visited El Salvador in March for market development meetings, underscored the importance of El Salvador’s crypto expertise. Argentina, known for its technological advancements, aims to work efficiently with the industry and create appropriate regulations.
Argentina has been actively entering the cryptocurrency space since Bitcoin-friendly politician Javier Milei assumed the presidency in late 2023. In addition, Argentina’s Foreign Affairs Minister, Diana Mondino, revealed plans to legalize Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies for specific payment conditions.
This collaboration seeks to create a more regulated and secure environment for digital assets, benefiting not only the Bitcoin industry but also Argentina’s broader economy.
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