Making Bitcoin a legal tender means when a person goes to purchase a commodity, instead of paying with dollar or whatever currency is being used, they pay with BTC.
Given the unstable nature of cryptocurrencies, and the untraceable nature, would you suggest it wise for countries to adopt Bitcoin as a legal tender?
Recently, El Salvador and Central African Republic announced that they have adopted Bitcoin as a legal tender.
1. No government in the world is "scared" by Bitcoin/crypto. Can you provide any sort of evidence that a government of some country(any country) is scared by crypto?
2.Most of the cryptocurrencies aren't "untraceable". There are privacy coins like Monero and use could use Bitcoin mixers, but those are exceptions, rather than the norm in the cryptocurrency industry.
3.El Salvador and CAR had accepted BTC as legal tender, because they have presidents, who are very pro-Bitcoin, not because there's a major benefit of adopting BTC as a legal tender.