Quote from: Ota.collins on December 17, 2024, 01:11:08 PM

Everything is going well for El Salvador at the moment. They have recorded massive gains from their Bitcoin holdings (over $360M). Seeing this, other countries will be looking to follow a similar path as El Salvador.

According to CryptoSlate and Coinspeaker (https://cryptoslate.com/el-salvador-grants-bitget-a-bitcoin-license-amid-362-million-profit-boom/ and https://www.coinspeaker.com/bitget-receives-bitcoin-service-provider-bsp-license-central-bank-el-salvador/), El Salvador has granted Bitget a Bitcoin Service Provider (BSP) license and this means the exchange will be able to provide Bitcoin-related services in the country and give its citizens more options, solidifying the exchange's reputation.

While this provides more options for the citizens of the country, I am curious to know how the country will treat the effects of the bear market.

It's quite nice seeing a country embrace an exchange and cryptocurrency in general than place a suffocating or regulations on it

I think the citizens of El Salvador might find that more convenient for their trading, hopefully more countries follow suit with something like this