Quote from: adzino on Today at 06:43:15 AM

Good thing, isn't it? But when? We have been seeing many countries saying the same thing for decades. But most of them do nothing. Now with El Salvador making it a legal tender, once again, many countries are "saying"/trying to do the same, but how many of them are actually willing to do it?
They are just trying to gain some attention from their people. Probably they should stop talking (like all politicians do all day) and start working?

I am not much concerned about it. In case of El Salvador, the bill was passed in the parliament only a few hours after the announcement from the president. But in other countries, it may not be that simple. There is a lot of bureaucracy to be taken care of. And in third world nations, these proceedings may take a lot of time. In the end, it is going to be beneficial for Bitcoin. So I am not really bothered, whether it takes one week or one year. We have waited for all this time, so there is no issue in waiting for a few more months, or even years.