I'd love to play poker against old man 
Wouldn't be too surprised if he wins a prize for "worst actor"...

The whale scammers who were reading that post that day:

At a glance I do not see much about the following here... my apologies if it has been already discussed.



This is a shot of central bankers and finance ministers from 40+ countries that Nayib Bukele invited to El Salvador for a conference on using Bitcoin as a nation.

The list of countries reads like a whos who of the folks that would be targeted by the IMF et al with their loans etc.  These folks are looking to get off the plantation and they are doing so en masse.

Banco Central de São Tomé e Príncipe
Banco Central del Paraguay
Banco Nacional de Angola
Bank of Ghana
Bank of Namibia
Bank of Uganda
Banque Centrale de la République de Guinée
Banque Centrale de Madagascar
Banque de la République d'Haiti
Banque de la République du Burundi
Central Bank of Eswatini
Ministry of Finance of Eswatini
Central Bank of Jordan
Central Bank of The Gambia
Comisión Nacional de Bancos y Seguros de Honduras
Direction Générale du Trésor, Ministère des Finances et du Budget, Madagascar
Maldives Monetary Authority
National Bank of Rwanda
Nepal Rastra Bank
Sacco Societies Regulatory Authority (SASRA) Kenya
State Bank of Pakistan
Superintendencia General de Entidades Financieras de Costa Rica
Superintendencia de la Economía Popular y Solidaria de Ecuador
Banco Central de El Salvador
Central Bank of Egypt
Central Bank of Jordan
Central Bank of Nigeria
Ministère de l'Economie, des Finances et du Plan du Sénégal
Superintendencia de Bancos de la República Dominicana
Banque Centrale de Mauritanie
Banque Centrale du Congo
Central Bank of Armenia
Bangladesh Bank
Banco de Moçambique
Bank Al-Maghrib (Morocco)
Bank of Sierra Leone
Bank of Zambia
Central Bank of Lesotho
Central Bank of Liberia
Central Bank of Sudan
Financial Regulatory Commission of Mongolia
Ministry of Finance, Zambia
Palestine Monetary Authority
Reserve Bank of Malawi

They did this quietly, and it has not been covered much by mainstream western news.

Probably nothing, right?

TBH, I'm getting tired of hearing about these third world countries claiming they're getting into Bitcoin, but then not really doing anything. And by 'anything', I mean more than just talking about it or just making it a legal currency. I want to see them buy bitcoin as a reserve asset by the tens of billions! Piss or get off the pot! Drain every exchange dry! I mean ffs, if idiots like Do Kwon can buy $1 Billion worth of btc to back his stupid shitcoin, then surely these Central Banks can buy several billion dollars worth EACH, if not more.

It's what we all want to see and hear, but so far they're just jawboning. I don't even feel like El Salvador has bought enough bitcoin in reserve to impress me yet.

I have hunch that many if not most of them just try to publicly flirt a bit with BTC thinking that it might scare the IMF and hoping it would improve their negotiation position with the IMF.
Still positive news methinks, thanks for bringing that up cAPSLOCK!
And yeah, Torque has a point there, once they start disposing their USD/EUR/JPY/CHF etc. for BTC we will see jumps in prices that even now are unthinkable.

There is a thread in Bitcoin Discussion from 2 days ago. And the fact that the mainstream media is not too interested in such events should not surprise us too much - Bitcoin is not interesting to them at the moment, and reporting on the war is a much more profitable thing.

As I already wrote in the already mentioned thread, let people talk and try to learn something new, and if something useful comes out of everything we will say that the meeting was a success - and if not, it wouldn’t be the first time it all ended with lots of food, drinks and good fun.

Meet the Bitcoin Billionaire Chris
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-N73oLPdqaE