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Quote from: Lucius on June 03, 2025, 01:56:44 PM
It's true that the president in South Korea has very big powers, but Bukele is still some kind of dictator (that's what he calls himself) who does whatever comes to his mind and obviously has no one to whom he must answer.org/index.php?topic=5545579.msg65443109#msg65443109">Quote from: peter0425 on June 02 The Polish president does not have such authority and can say whatever he wants, 2025, 11:28:41 AM
but it is not of much use if he does not have the support of the parliament.3em;">~snip~
Back then, we only had Bukele (president of El salvador) as the national leader that was actively and loudly pushing for crypto adaption. Then Trump followed and now we have so many candidates for presidency and already presidents pushing for bitcoin. I think that this is a testament to how much bitcoin has grown that not only your average citizens know and use bitcoin but also presidents. Bitcoin mass adaption might come a lot sooner than everyone initially thought.
A president does not need to be a dictator to make a difference. A president can implement laws or pull some strings to make crypto more welcomed in their country and that would be enough. No need for him to dictate his citizens. Just make bitcoin more accessible in the country.
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Bitcoin is a hot thing right now, but that doesn't mean they love it or care about it.
True but it is enough for them to want to incorporate crypto in their country. They can simply be neutral about it but still push for its adaption.
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Quote from: Lucius on June 03, 2025, 01:56:44 PM
Quote from: peter0425 on June 02, 2025, 11:28:41 AM
~snip~
Back then, we only had Bukele (president of El salvador) as the national leader that was actively and loudly pushing for crypto adaption. Then Trump followed and now we have so many candidates for presidency and already presidents pushing for bitcoin. I think that this is a testament to how much bitcoin has grown that not only your average citizens know and use bitcoin but also presidents. Bitcoin mass adaption might come a lot sooner than everyone initially thought.
A president does not need to be a dictator to make a difference. A president can implement laws or pull some strings to make crypto more welcomed in their country and that would be enough. No need for him to dictate his citizens. Just make bitcoin more accessible in the country.
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Bitcoin is a hot thing right now, but that doesn't mean they love it or care about it.
True but it is enough for them to want to incorporate crypto in their country. They can simply be neutral about it but still push for its adaption.