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Bitcoin Price Drops After Turkey Bans Cryptocurrency Payments Citing Risks
Bitcoin price dropped nearly 4 percent after Turkey announced a ban on the use of cryptocurrencies and crypto assets to purchase goods and services, citing possible "irreparable" damage and significant transaction risks.
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President Recep Erdogan Converts Own Assets Into Turkish Lira: Spokesman
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan converted all of his personal assets held in foreign currency into Turkish lira after he urged citizens to buy the embattled national currency and limit its losses, the presidential spokesman said Thursday.
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Free Weddings, Gravestones In Turks' Plan To Boost Lira
Convert your hard currency to Turkish lira and you could enjoy a free wedding package, a meal and a loaf of bread. Or even a gravestone.
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Turkey Wants Trade With China, Russia And Iran In Local Currencies: Recep Erdogan
Turkey is taking steps to allow commerce with China, Russia and Iran to be conducted in local currencies, President Tayyip Erdogan said on Sunday, the government's latest effort to shore up the tumbling lira.
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Bitcoin Price Drops After Turkey Bans Cryptocurrency Payments Citing Risks
Bitcoin price dropped nearly 4 percent after Turkey announced a ban on the use of cryptocurrencies and crypto assets to purchase goods and services, citing possible "irreparable" damage and significant transaction risks.
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President Recep Erdogan Converts Own Assets Into Turkish Lira: Spokesman
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan converted all of his personal assets held in foreign currency into Turkish lira after he urged citizens to buy the embattled national currency and limit its losses, the presidential spokesman said Thursday.
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Free Weddings, Gravestones In Turks' Plan To Boost Lira
Convert your hard currency to Turkish lira and you could enjoy a free wedding package, a meal and a loaf of bread. Or even a gravestone.
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Turkey Wants Trade With China, Russia And Iran In Local Currencies: Recep Erdogan
Turkey is taking steps to allow commerce with China, Russia and Iran to be conducted in local currencies, President Tayyip Erdogan said on Sunday, the government's latest effort to shore up the tumbling lira.
