Latin America’s crypto scene continues to evolve, with new products and regional expansions highlighting its rapid growth.

The U.S. Senate has introduced a new legislative effort aimed at holding the El Salvadoran government accountable for alleged ...

El Salvador President Nayib Bukele made light of new U.S. Senate legislation that would impose sanctions over his country's ...

El Salvador's president, Nayib Bukele, has mocked U.S. senators who want to investigate his government for alleged crypto ...

El Salvador's El Zonte is now popularly known as "Bitcoin Beach," for being the first town to use the cryptocurrency as a form of payment for services, products and salaries.

Bukele is touting Bitcoin as a way for Salvadorans to reduce the fees they pay to send and receive remittances—which make up 22% of El Salvador’s GDP, mostly from the U.S.—and as a way for ...

Read more: El Salvador Wants to Attract Bitcoin Talent.Its Strategy Is Working. There’s a social media movement to encourage people to buy $30 in bitcoin, a show of support from the ...

Bitcoin’s price has been steadily rising the last 7 days, and with a new annual high of over $42,000, bitcoin’s price is starting to make headlines again, and so is El Salvador.

El Salvador asked the IMF for a $1.3-billion loan to help cover those bills, but a deal looks unlikely given the nation’s refusal to drop bitcoin or make other financial adjustments.

El Salvador's historic adoption of bitcoin as legal tender on Tuesday was beset by teething problems, as an angry protest by mistrustful citizens, technological glitches and a dip in the ...

El Salvador has become the first country in the world to make the cryptocurrency Bitcoin legal tender. Advocates of the digital currency, including the country's president, Nayib Bukele, say the ...

As El Salvador officially adopted Bitcoin as legal tender on Tuesday -- making it the first country to do so -- it also rolled out Chivo, its own state-sponsored Bitcoin wallet.