Syria is planning to legalize Bitcoin, explore using it to back its national currency, and use its energy reserves to mine it. This move could help address the country's economic challenges, including severe inflation and limited access to global financial systems. Bitcoin's decentralized nature could allow Syria to circumvent traditional financial systems dominated by Western powers and sanctions. The plan could also attract foreign investment and potentially serve as a blueprint for other nations in the Middle East and North Africa region facing economic instability. The integration of Bitcoin into Syria's economy marks a significant turning point in global financial policy.



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