I think it's normal though, and it's obvious that the wallet provider faces some congestions, so it's going to be bumpy in the beginning. Even huge exchange such as Coinbase will suddenly went offline or in a maintenance mode when they are overwhelm by huge trading.
So the big question is how Chivo Wallet will react to this because for sure a lot of El Salvadorian are going to used their services. Consider this as one big test for them.
It also shows that despite some of those protesters from their country, still a lot are interested to get involved in bitcoin. And also, remember the free $30 for the signup bonus using this chivo wallet. I guess a lot are interested to get those free 30 bucks.
And who knows, most of them will be really crypto users, so that's good for adoption as well as the crypto market.https://news.bitcoin.com/free-bitcoin-el-salvador-giving-away-30-in-btc-to-everyone-using-government-wallet/