How much U.S. currency is in circulation?
There was approximately $1.59 trillion in circulation as of November 15, 2017, of which $1.55 trillion was in Federal Reserve notes.
The Federal Reserve Board of Governors in Washington DC.
Source: The Fed – FAQs
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The latest US tax bill makes sure that trading bitcoin for an altcoin won’t help investors hide their cryptocurrency profits from the IRS.
Source: Trading Bitcoin for an Altcoin Won’t Shield You From the IRS Anymore – Bitcoin News
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Source: US Federal Reserve Has No Plans to Introduce Digital Currencies, Says San Francisco Fed President
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The US Senate Judiciary Committee considering “modernizing” AML laws to outlaw concealment of digital currency ownership.
Source: US Senate Moves to Criminalize Non-Disclosure of Cryptocurrency Ownership
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The Indonesian central bank has stated that bitcoins will not be recognized as money or legal tender.
EEUU solía aplicar medidas severas contra los países que se oponían a la hegemonía del dólar, aseguró Durden, que puso como ejemplo los casos de Irak y Libia, donde los líderes tantearon la posibilidad de vender su petróleo en euros y se enfrentaron a la violenta oposición de los estadounidenses. Ni Sadam Husein ni Muamar Gadafi fueron capaces de sobrevivir a este pulso.”Sin embargo, Libia e Irak eran actores demasiado insignificantes para contrarrestar realmente la hegemonía del dólar. China es un país mucho más fuerte”, matizó Tyler.
Source: ¿Adiós al dólar? China le pone ‘fecha de caducidad’ al dominio estadounidense – Sputnik Mundo
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