Quote from: oktana on April 07, 2024, 11:59:22 AM

Quote from: TheVeteranAngel on April 06, 2024, 11:22:03 AM

Quote from: oktana on April 04, 2024, 11:32:56 PM

This is really great news. I am pleased to read this but not entirely surprised because I would say I saw it coming. That’s how it starts, once a country takes the step, other countries would gradually want to go in. Imagine the other countries who were skeptic if they should do the same. Seeing 2 countries making Bitcoin an actual legal currency will motivate them even more. Can’t wait to see the next country to get into the dance floor.

Once we get the 3rd country then it's game over as it will become a natural thing for other countries to easily adopt. But for now, i hope everything go on well with this two countries so that others can see reasons why BTC and crypto is the future of finance. Also we still need more individuals like Gracy Chen in the industry who has been at the core front of advocating for web3, blockchain and cryptocurrency adoption on a large scale. I think her effort combined with other top individual in the industry is gradually paying off but of course we still need to see more from them until crypto become global and no one is skeptical investing in it.

It is already beginning to feel like a normal thing if we see more countries accepting Bitcoin because these two countries have made it possible and have set examples. We probably need big countries to step in too. But that’s not certain because some of these countries are careful on what they do. Nonetheless Bitcoin is growing really well for its age.

Might be difficult, but I think it's possible, and these two countries have set the pace, as you said. Big figures in the crypto space, like Gracy Chen (MD of Bitget), have predicted that it won't be long before we see crypto playing a role in daily payments beyond Lugano, and I think she's right. The world is evolving, and incorporating blockchain/crypto in everyday life will only make the quality of life better, in my opinion.