最新报道:Panama's National Assembly has passed a new crypto law designed to establish the country as a regional Bitcoin hub, allowing citizens to use cryptocurrencies for tax payments and commercial transactions. The legislation, signed by President José Raúl Mulino, provides regulatory clarity for digital assets while maintaining the U.S. dollar as the official currency. The law also creates tax incentives for crypto businesses and requires exchanges to obtain operating licenses. Economists suggest this move could attract blockchain investment and boost Panama's financial sector, though critics warn of potential money laundering risks. The Central American nation follows El Salvador in adopting progressive crypto policies.