The country is really catching my interest as I find it exciting how many things they are trying out. Too bad that El Salvador isn't doing that well on the "Fragile State Index" as this is still something to consider for wealthy individuals who would actually be able and willing to invest $1 million in BTC to participate in the Freedom Visa program there. A citizenship isn't worth much if the political situation is unstable. I am not aware of all the advantages they are offering to BTC donators and investors, but someone who is able to donate a million is probably not willing to risk too much in a country that is prone to unexpected changes in the political landscape. But maybe the index doesn't perfectly reflect what's going on there. I am not too well informed about the politics there, but indices can give a first impression.

But my opinion is as mentioned above, it is good to have a country that is making first moves. Would be great if they published reports about their various programs and laws and how people too advantage of them.

This new strategies in the country, will definitely motivate the Bitcoin investors in the country to improve in profits making which is the source of every investors to grow higher in any level. El Salvador president has done it again to prove to his citizens that he developed so much love for them and to give them a better economy which other president will find difficult to create for their citizens to enjoy like what El Salvador citizens are celebrating in their investment. Once this law is legalize in the land of El Salvador, I believe there will be increase in their economy which is the purpose their government is trying to showcase the law to improve Bitcoin investors in the country.

We know that El Salvador is the smallest country in Central America. Regarding President Nayib Bukele's steps in adopting Bitcoin in El Salvador at this time, it deserves a thumbs up because currently it may be on a larger scale than in Canada.



From several of his tweets on Twitter that I read, it can be concluded that he initiated this not without reason, all of which were directed at encouraging financial inclusion in terms of tourism, innovation, economic development after the corona virus pandemic which was not only felt by the country of El Salvador but almost everyone everywhere. At that time, the economy was hit hard on almost all fronts.

It is absolutely true and one of the important points that is deemed necessary to be hastened and also the ideological and economic factors that encourage several investors to enter there, is that El Salvador must improve political stability, security, economic growth and this must be immediately considered by anyone who will succeed in the future. who will rule El Salvador if one day the government under the leadership of Nayib Beatele ends. Without this, Bitcoin's appeal to investors may remain low. Apart from that, I think Nayib Beatele also has direction regarding this matter so that what he does remains connected and sustainable.

As you said above, it seems very relevant, especially if we look at one of the posts on Twitter social media, it is very clear to see why this country is really serious about carrying out what they previously said in order to survive, as one of the comments from @Bitcoinbeach said in this tweet: Never and doubt!



I personally agree and hope he can lead again. To win or not has not yet started because the general election will be held next year if I am not mistaken, the implementation schedule is February 4 2024 where the people of Elsavador will hold a democratic party to elect the president and vice president along with all the representatives of the Legislative Council for the 2024-2029 term. but, there is something interesting here, before the elections started, El Salvador President Nayib Bukele's electability rose based on several surveys conducted in the 2024 opinion polls.

I just want to ask questions related to the financial institution system in El Salvador in providing understanding related to Bitcoin. Have they already made a complete exposure to bitcoin so that there is no more wrong mindset in understanding bitcoin in regulation even though there are already laws that have been made.

You can't expect things to continue the same way it has started, there was a time when the Bitcoin adoption in el-salvador wasn't a mainstream as it has turned to be now, yet people developed interest in learning about Bitcoin despite the wrong circulars being carried by the news that the great people of el-salvador wasn't interested in Bitcoin adoption, but the moment the government realized that what is being said is far fetched to what is happening in reality, he continue with the good works by teaching the pupils on Bitcoin education in schools for free.

As at today, you will hardly see someone who is truly a genuine el-salvadoran to go against Bitcoin because they know well what Bitcoin has brought down to their country and how it has affect the development of the country's economy since after Bitcoin adoption.

In this case I disagree with Nayib Bukele approach because it is better not to educate children on Bitcoin education at a young age. If children are educated in bitcoin education at this age then they will become addicted to earning money from bitcoins as soon as they become addicted to earning money from bitcoins they will develop reluctance towards education. A child's education will be ruined whenever there is a reluctance to study in a child. And if education is lost from a child, that child can never become a human being. In my opinion I would say that children cannot be educated in bitcoin education at a young age. When a child is educated and turns 18+ then you can be ready to educate them in bitcoin education.

How do you see Bitcoin? Bitcoin is a currency designed to be used to pay for goods and services. I don't know what is wrong with teaching children about a currency that promotes decentralization and privacy. After all, money is part of the curriculum of most primary schools, so it is not wrong to introduce these young children to Bitcoin. What is wrong with preparing the young generation for the future? Don't forget that Bitcoin is legalized in El Salvador and citizens including children should be able to know how to use this currency.

I am sure these children will only be interested introduced to the basics of Bitcoin and little or no emphasis will be placed on Bitcoin as an investment. @2Pizza410000BTC don't just see Bitcoin as an investment but also perceive it as a currency.