Afghanistan and Tunisia want to issue encrypted bonds

According to Asia times recentlyreportsAfghanistan and Tunisia are considering issuing sovereign bitcoin bonds. Central bankers in these countries believe that state crypto bonds can help them secure investment. Both spoke last week in Washington at the spring annual meetings of the World Bank Group and the international monetary fund.

The governor of Afghanistan's central bank, Khalil Sediq, said encrypted bonds could help Afghanistan raise some of the $5.8 billion needed for its mining, energy and agricultural industries.Because the country is restricted by non-concessional borrowingIssuing bonds and metal futures could be one way to enter international markets. They hope to tap Afghanistan's vast reserves of lithium, estimated at more than $3 trillion. The company also hopes to become a major player in the lithium mining business.

Tunisia, meanwhile, has set up a task force to investigate the issue of sovereign bitcoin bonds. The country already has its own digital currency, e-dinar, and accepts digital transactions through Poste Tunisienne.

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