Central African Republic didn't share Bitcoin adoption plans with Central Bank
The Central African Republic (CAR) has reportedly neglected to inform its central bank that it intends to make Bitcoin legal tender.
Earlier on April 27, President Faustin Archange Touadera signed a bill making BTC the official currency along with the CFA franc. It became the second country to do so, after El Salvador, which adopted Bitcoin in September.
However, a spokesman for the Bank of Central African States, the regional central bank of six countries using the CFA franc, said the bank had not been given advance notice of the CARs' upcoming crypto plans.
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