Venezuela’s president Nicolas Maduro ordered the payment of several state-owned businesses’ services, and other providers’ with the recently launched local cryptocurrency, the Petro.
Venezuela’s first official cryptocurrency – the Petro (PTR) – could be helpful in the returning of the global currency system to its roots, according to one
Bitcoin was launched in the wake of an economic crisis, ostensibly as an alternative to the centralized economy we all know. Over the years it has
Venezuela, which is going through serious problems in its economy, announced that it has raised 735 million dollars with the pre-sale of the crypto currency Petro
Last Tuesday, Venezuela’s president Nicolas Maduro officially launched what is deemed as the first oil-backed cryptocurrency, the Petro, to local and international market, earning 735 million
Last Tuesday a hearing was held by the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Development, in the United States. This was attended by the president
The Venezuelan cryptocurrency petro will be accepting only hard currency and others criptocurrencies in its initial pre-sale, as stated by that country’s government on Tuesday.
A supposed whitepaper of the petro coin rolling on the Internet has been rejected by the highest authority in cryptoassets of that country on Wednesday, stating that
The U.S. Treasury has issued a warning to U.S. investors to be cautious when approaching to the recently created Petro coin, a cryptocurrency developed by the
Venezuela’s polemic president, Nicolas Maduro, proposed this Friday all governments that are part of the Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America (Alianza Bolivariana para
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