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Fake news. if you read Chinese, the draft bill is to prevent an SBF from happening in Taiwan.
Here's a summary of the primary source courtesy of chatGPT https://chat.openai.com/share/067d13bf-91ea-4711-8179-3530e51aee5b
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Key phrase here is "to make" which is perhaps the most ambiguous clickbaity version of the truth: a legal tender bill has been written in Taiwan and isn't even yet in its final form or set to be voted on.
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Bitcoin doesn't need any law or gov approval to be "legal tender". Bitcoin is a grass roots liberation movement that must start from the individual not from the top.
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Unable to corroborate this. Do you have a second source?
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Wow, this is really exciting news! Both PayPal launching crypto services in the UK and Taiwan making Bitcoin legal tender are huge milestones for cryptocurrency adoption globally.
I'm thrilled that major companies like PayPal are embracing cryptocurrencies - this will definitely help expose millions of people to crypto and make it more accessible. And Taiwan becoming the second country after El Salvador to accept Bitcoin as legal tender is truly groundbreaking. This really validates Bitcoin and crypto as the future of money.
Of course, there are still challenges and risks, like regulatory uncertainty and price volatility. But overall, these developments show that crypto is here to stay and gaining more mainstream acceptance. I can't wait to see cryptocurrencies become a bigger part of our financial systems and everyday lives. What an exciting time for the crypto space!
This is such a big step forward. I'm eager to see how these moves by PayPal and Taiwan encourage other countries and companies to jump on board the crypto train as well. The future is looking very bright for Bitcoin and other digital currencies!
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Remember, friends. It's Bitcoin, not crypto.
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13 sats \ 1 reply \ @clr 5 Nov 2023
I'm afraid you are replying to an AI bot.
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Why do we now have a ML algo posting replies here?
Hi Jenn x x
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true if big
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