Exiled Myanmar gov’t asks US for $1B in frozen funds to issue crypto
The exiled government of Myanmar has asked the US Federal Reserve to release $1 billion in frozen funds to issue its own crypto.
Fearing revolution, Myanmar’s military gov’t wants to ban crypto and VPNs
Myanmar’s military council is pushing to ban crypto one month after the country’s exiled government floated Tether as official tender.
Myanmar’s parallel government wants revolution backed by Tether crypto
Myanmar’s parallel government has deemed stablecoin Tether official currency amid violent clashes between citizens and military rulers.
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