All El Salvador does is continue to buy Bitcoin, sometimes daily, sometimes intermittently, respect to them for that, but I can see how Bitcoin is impacting their economy. Education is also nothing new, they introduced it into the school curriculum a long time ago.
El Salvador has been buying Bitcoin regularly for some time, yes sometimes there has been a gap in their Bitcoin purchases. But their Bitcoin is certainly attractive, that is why they have been able to buy Bitcoin dips every day. But this has attracted different countries around the world to buy Bitcoin more, because every country now sees El Salvador as an example for Bitcoin investment. They have opened up the education of all people, from schoolchildren to teenagers to the elderly, and have created opportunities to receive all kinds of benefits.
It is quite likely that poor countries can benefit from their investment into bitcoin even though they still might not ever catch up to richer countries or it might take time for the investment to start to show results, which is similar to poor people as compared with rich people. It is easier for rich people, yet some of the rich people do not see any need from investing in bitcoin, since they have other resources.
I know quite a few people who are way better off than their peers based on their having had invested in bitcoin over the past 10-ish years, yet the results were not obvious in the beginning. Many investments take time to show benefits, and they might even show up negatively in their early years, since investment takes away from abilities to consume.
Surely, it's bound to take some time to grow your bitcoin investment to a certain level of benefit, and ones level of interest and discipline plays a major role here. Since interest and discipline is the driving force, then dedication to the course is giving which births positive results at the end.
And of course, richer countries will always have an edge over poor countries in the amount of Bitcoin to be accumulated in a given period of time and/or the zeal and enthusiasm put in to accumulate since they have the financial ability. However, while poor countries may not catch up with the richer countries with the number of accumulation, I still feel it is better that they accumulate Bitcoin gradually than never to accumulate Bitcoin at all. The accumulation process may be slow, but that slowly accumulation will increase gradually if they remain consistent long enough, and I believe over they years, it will help to do something significant in the countries finance/resources/rating/Economy.
And for El Salvador, his zeal to acquire Bitcoin is becoming a role model, not just to countries but also to individuals. Alot are encouraged, so many countries are getting engaged and bitcoin is going more global, and that's a good one. Bitcoin has really proven itself for years as a store of value, and it is worth HODLing