Daily Crypto NewsEDITION #410, 17 February 2022

Salvadoran sketches in American tones

Hey Moni Maker 🏚

Today, in 1852, the Hermitage Museum first opened in St Petersburg. Art is beautiful! We went to the museum, imbued with the views of great men on our humanity, its vices, its... although wait - is it probably more fun to do it in an NFT-museum? After all, NFT isn't just about dough, it's about 21st-century art. 

Digest agrees, don't you? Let's go!

US senators have introduced legislation. It requires the State Department to write a report on El Salvador's bitcoin law and develop a plan to "mitigate potential risks to the US financial system".

The name of the creation is "The El Salvador Cryptocurrency Accountability Act (ACES)". 

In short, the US government sees bitcoin adopting El Salvador as a threat and is trying to circumvent it. 

We're not going to comment; you do it. You'll undoubtedly do it better than us...   

JPMorgan has finally remembered that money is king. Since customers want the metaverse, here you go, sign for it.

The bank was the first to put you on the credit needle in the metaverse, namely by opening a branch in Decentraland.

While some Ethereum-enabled services are available so far, "over time, the virtual real estate market could see the same services as in the real world, including loans, mortgages and leases," according to a JPMorgan report.

+1 opportunity to get rekt

Haha Money Printer Go Brrrrr. It is a meme. It shows a certain machine that prints money without rest and leads to inflation.

And more you can find in our Glossary!

And you...buy Bitcoin! (it's a good time!)