Saint Kitts Aims To Adopt Bitcoin Cash (BCH) As Legal Tender

Posted 2022-11-15, CoinGape Headlines photo

After El Salvador, Saint Kitts and Nevis plans to adopt Bitcoin Cash (BCH) as a legal tender. In a conference, the prime minister and finance minister of the nation, Terrance Drew, unveiled their plan to propose BCH as a legal tender by next March. PM stands on BCH as legal tender The prime minister also stated... read full story

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