In El Salvador, there are plenty of "we accept Bitcon" signs at shops, and that's just the beginning. Adoption will skyrocket when the house of cards fiat system finally topples.
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In El Salvador, there are plenty of "we accept Bitcon" signs at shops, and that's just the beginning. Adoption will skyrocket when the house of cards fiat system finally topples.
El Salvador is definitely a very cool "test case." But having the government declare "Bitcoin is legal tender now!" and gradual *"organic" adoption are difficult to compare. Imagine if the USA government said "Bitcoin is legal tender!" THAT would cause enormous shifts in everything economics...
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The largest nations will be the last to adopt crypto, if they even exist in the future. It starts first with smaller nations and states within the bigger countries.