Quote from: Zlantann on Today at 04:28:54 AM

It is common to hear people criticise El Salvador about the adoption of Bitcoin as a legal tender. The assumption that the country would have been rich and everyone in the country should be using Bitcoin as a legal tender. This perception is due to their failure to understand how Bitcoin works. But they fail to understand that the country has benefited even more from other areas. The educational sector of the country has benefited from this scheme because many organisations have been partnering with the country's educational sector to expose students to diverse skills.

The AI and robotics industry has become essential for every sector to compete favorably with other advanced nations. Seeing students in El Salvador engaging in programmes that will expose them to these skills is encouraging. Gradually the country will grow to be a technology powerhouse in South America.

You are right, El Salvador is criticized because the country has adopted Bitcoin as its official currency. If you look at the real scene, you can understand that the country's education sector has improved a lot through Bitcoin. students are already learning about AI Robotic technology. I think that because El Salvador has adopted Bitcoin, all the people in their country will be rich, but such a belief is completely wrong. The more the education system of a country improves, the more new technologies will be created in the future and the country will move forward, this means that unemployment will decrease, it will be economically self-sufficient, this is a big advantage.