Yeah, government starting to see something unique in cryptocurrency as a whole especially in the coins that really shows the symbol and strengths of decentralization in them. In the meantime, it's going to be the number priority of every country to consider it not only as a reserve but a major backbone of a country economy more than any other assets so far. The positive impact this going to create is even more massive to the point the banks as well as other sector will consider to implement and integrate blockchain technology into their system for easy visibility and transparency of every transactions as that's the main aim of cryptocurrency.
In some capacity this is still a backup consideration rather than the first flow in the backbone because it is different from El Salvador which is completely dependent on bitcoin. However, this step must be more coordinated because what bitcoin produces actually provides certainty regarding value. Something that was considered contradictory at first must be sacrificed and that was successfully done by El Salvador so that they gained better power from the process of accepting bitcoin in their country.
It is a very welcoming development but they lack in coordination when they have this plan. But what's done is done and they have to move on and follow the contingency plans that they have created like this one.
Initially it was not easy because there may be many things to consider but when they seriously implement it then I am sure everything will be much easier when everything has been running slowly. Plans and movements must be balanced so that the process achieved will be much more coordinated when run well.