That question can only answered by the people of El Salvador, that's the only valid answer to this question anyway. Other people that's living outside the country like me isn't going to be able to answer that, maybe those that have visited the country might be able to tell you but others would either lie or speculate about the situation, it's going to be difficult to do so OP since there's not a lot of members here that are willing to reveal that they're from El Salvador or maybe there's no people in this forum that's from El Salvador, it's a small country after all.
Yeah mate most replies would only be just mere facts or information read online or news from the TV, the only real to know is eating of bears mouth 👄.
But I don't think el salvador has well reached that level of using bitcoin as adaily means of transaction, beign in el salvador doesn’t change the fact that gas fees are high and network congestion would affect everyone using the blockchain, so I don't think it has gotten to the point of :
I want to get a coffee ☕ 😩
Send bitcoin to my wallet address🤑
Here is your coffee ☕
Hey the charge is too high 🤯
Not my fault its our president 🤷♂️
What?
He wants to accumulate as much UTXO as possible
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