Topic: [2017-08-23] Central Bank of Egypt Responds to First Bitcoin Exchange Launch (Read 2085 times)
August 22, 2017, 11:56:23 PM
That is bad news and it doesn't really good to hear. That greedy official is close-minded to reality. Soon the people or citezens of that country might march towards his removal from office. It is one example of unadapted mentality of one man in technologies. Hope he change his views the soonest.
August 22, 2017, 10:01:41 PM
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Following the news of the first bitcoin exchange launching in Egypt, a senior official at the country’s central bank promptly issued a statement that no entities have been authorized to trade bitcoin. As the central bank reiterates the legal status of the digital currency, other government agencies also weigh in.
The CBE official said in his statement that the bank has no intention of issuing legislation or passing a special law that allows the trading of digital currency, including bitcoin. In addition, the cryptocurrency is not recognized in financial and banking transactions.
Source Here.
The CBE official said in his statement that the bank has no intention of issuing legislation or passing a special law that allows the trading of digital currency, including bitcoin. In addition, the cryptocurrency is not recognized in financial and banking transactions.
Source Here.
It seems to me that this exchange would be facing an uphill battle with government authorities as the Central Bank of Egypt is not inclined to issue a permit to the said Bitcoin exchange. Maybe the people behind the exchange should try to open up communication with the people at the helm and convince them of the many opportunities that would be viable to the country once the exchange is open. Egypt is a good financial center in this side of the world and there is a big market for Bitcoin here considering that Middle East economies is really good despite the drop in oil prices.
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