It does make sense that the word "Bitcoin" has been Googled the most by the El Salvadorian people, because their government forced a law on them that included a technology that influenced their daily lives and that most of them knew virtually nothing about.
It is also not strange that the Nigerians are very curious about this technology, because Nigeria are perceived as the "Scam Capitol" of the world. We know Bitcoin's pseudo anonymity provide some hiding place for criminal activities, so some of these people are actively looking for a payment method that cannot be traced.
It is also not strange that the Nigerians are very curious about this technology, because Nigeria are perceived as the "Scam Capitol" of the world. We know Bitcoin's pseudo anonymity provide some hiding place for criminal activities, so some of these people are actively looking for a payment method that cannot be traced.
You don't conclude things in your own way, you write without fact's, so what do you ja e to back your writings that Nigeria is highly seen as scam capital ?
Go Doyr and you'll see nations ranked before Nigeria. If you know the number bof people that relied on Bitcoin and Crypto during the Covid pandemic,a lotta folks sold coins to fend for families. The central Bank of Nigeria are chiefly responsible for the ban of Bitcoin and other p2p transactions not the government but I see no reason why the government can't come into this though. With the high rate of inflation and corruption Nigeria do need too rely on this bitcoin.
Expecting a change in hands in the government next year as the new aspirants will be tasked to adopt bitcoin else no voting! Period!