First Digital Debt Offering Fails to Get Traction in El Salvador

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First Digital Debt Offering Fails to Get Traction in El SalvadorThe first digital debt offering registered in El Salvador has reportedly failed to gather the necessary interest to continue. The issuance, intermediated by Bitfinex Securities to build a Hilton hotel at El Salvador International Airport, raised $342,000 from interested investors, less than the $500,000 needed to continue before the first established deadline. Bitfinex Securities stated […]

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