Quote from: JayJuanGee on March 28, 2024, 06:01:35 PM

Here's a link to an interesting 1 and 20 minute link to a Canadian Bitcoiners Podcast that involve Jaime Garcia talking about some on the ground matters related to El Salvador's bitcoin adoption and also talking a bit about Mi Primer Bitcoin, about Bukele's re-election and some of Bukele's policies.. including talking about El Salvador as location that has to import a lot of its food and energy.. and having some challenges in terms of natural resources and challenges of being quite densily populated in the areas of the country that are habitable.

Quote from: kelechi on March 28, 2024, 04:57:19 PM

I believe taht Argentina right now is following the steps of EL Salvador

Oh? Jaime Garcia makes an interesting point about whether other countries are going to follow El Salvador, and he suggests that a lot of other countries are likely not to follow El Salvador exactly because they will end up getting targeted if they were to say that they were doing that, so instead they are likely just to be a bit more passive in regards to their allowance of a variety of other currencies to be used in their countries, which will end up also allowing bitcoin.

The El Salvador Bitcoin adoption have come with a lot of emphasis and features that do not only require international politics but also some monetary financial inadequacy that have lead to so much economic crisis that have made the impact of Bitcoin adoption in the country to be perceived as negative and in such manner that the global scale are beginning to see El Salvador Bitcoin movement as a dead trap.
But what we should note in this situation is that, we have to clearly outline and itemized what the economic situation in El Salvador was before Bitcoin adoption and what are their rate of importanttion and dependency on foreign imported goods.