Topic: St Lucia in the Caribbean will be the Next Blockchain Hub (Read 152 times)
The problem with these small island nations is that they will be powerless against the super-powers such as the United States and Russia. If the US asks them to freeze the bank accounts or even to deport someone, then do you really think that these people will be having the balls to say no?
It is unavoidable, and I am happy to see that more and more governments are starting to realize that cryptos should be adopted and that they are neither illegal nor the source of all evil.
I am 100% convinced that we will see more and more adoption and similar news in the next months/years to come.
Thanks for sharing the news.
I am 100% convinced that we will see more and more adoption and similar news in the next months/years to come.
Thanks for sharing the news.
Hi Everyone!
Three week ago I been in a Blockchain Summit in St Lucia in the Caribbean. I was really surprised because the government is working in a new project of law to allow the use of cryptocurrency, blockchain and other DLT.
I already incorporate my company there, the government said they will have the legislation in 3 to 5 more months.
If someone is interested I have a contact with a local attorney there.
Regards!
Three week ago I been in a Blockchain Summit in St Lucia in the Caribbean. I was really surprised because the government is working in a new project of law to allow the use of cryptocurrency, blockchain and other DLT.
I already incorporate my company there, the government said they will have the legislation in 3 to 5 more months.
If someone is interested I have a contact with a local attorney there.
Regards!
Jump to: