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That is what I mean because actually El Salvador also did not improve the world's challenges but rather improved financial power in the economic field of his country.
Even though there are other reasons that they can do because they do not have official currencies like most countries.
The El Salvador case is interesting because the country has taken the uncommon approach of making Bitcoin legal tender. However, as you noted, this may have been more about strengthening their economy than actually addressing bigger global challenges. For a lot of people, especially in countries that have stable currencies, investing in Bitcoin would still feel like such a big risk and be so difficult to afford.
While it is interesting and it is great what El Salvador is doing, I don’t think every country will be brave enough to do this and there may be regulatory constraints that prevent countries from doing what El Salvador is doing.
Countries should try to strengthen their economies because it can affect the level of influence they have in the eyes of the world, as China has done and for some other countries.
When the economic resources are good then the country can do anything, although El Salvador may not be targeting that in the short term.
Not everyone in a country with a currency considers investing in bitcoin to be risky because it depends on knowledge.
Investment risk can be minimized by knowing the process, although it cannot be denied that every investment does have a different level of risk.