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FILED - "No to Bitcoin," reads a sticker on a street stall selling lollipops and other sweets. Many street vendors have opposed the digital currency. The Central American state is nevertheless the first country in the world to take this step. A law to this effect had been passed three months ago and will now come into force on 07.09.2021. It stipulates that every merchant who is technically capable of accepting Bitcoin as a means of payment must do so. Photo: Víctor Peña/dpa

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CRYPTOCURRENCY

Bitcoin becomes legal tender in El Salvador

The Nomad Today/dpa 9/7/21

The law means every merchant must accept Bitcoin as a payment if they have the technical capacity to do so