A day back El Salvador President Nayib Bukele have removed the laser eye profile pic and the #bitcoin from his bio. The same is taken to discussion connecting it with the loss of $36m from the reserve. Later he has said thanks for reminding and I want to wear those again.

I don't see this as a loss. Still the country holds the number of bitcoins bought and they haven't sold it. If the inflation of the fiat holding is calculated, the loss will be high against ongoing market crash. Some has stated the ongoing Luna incident a rug pull and this gets followed by bitcoin.

Some things were better left unsaid just for safety and transparency, the ambition of Elon Musk is different while that of El-Savador as well is an entire different case entirely as well, Elon is known to be a good businessman and his buys on bitcoin has nothing to do with causing a shift to bitcoin prize, El-Savador is a country that soughted for it economic stability and development through the adoption of bitcoin, and no amount of dip in volatility can make it regret this decision except bitcoin itself failed to be a currency of which is impossible, Bukele will still make an investment despite the run in dip.

Thats true, there is more political enemies as well as there is pressure to make him term the adoption is a failure. The recent thing that indicates the pressure over President Nayib Bukele is the IMF. El Salvador will more likely fail to secure IMF funding. The country is supposed to make the $800 million bond payment by coming January. IMF failing to fund is an indirect way of hitting the country with debt. Anyhow president is quite strong with his act of cryptocurrency adoption which has made few more countries take the decision.

This is going to be the first and biggest cryptocurrency discussion in history since Bitcoin development, a lot of discussions have been held before but that is not at a national level like what the president of El Salvador is holding this time, and with the attendees being the head of countries financial institutions a lot of digital asset policies are going to be developed in a short time from now. This is a welcome development and big up to the President for this move amidst the current market condition this I most say will serve as a big motivation for many investors.

Am excited that through El-Savador, many countries will have a new approach to bitcoin and it adoption, among the countries that will be in attendance, i want to specifically speak about Nigeria which has it government ban any cryptocurrency transactions through it financial authorities and now going to be in attendance in El-Savador sending delegates, not only that but the goodnews is that the government for the first time is giving serious consideration about Cryptocurrency Nigeria’s SEC Affirms All Digital Assets Are Securities in New Rulebook and how it can regulate some aspect of it, which means it has develop liniency to it citizens to an extent on the use of bitcoin among other crytos, am excited because despite the overpopulation of the country and the Involvement of it citizens in cryptocurrency, the government later gives a supportive hands.

this can be remarked a success in the interest of the government approach, amidst several speculations on bitcoin prize, Bukele buy more bitcoins and now holding the world in conference, adoption all over the world is unveiling gradually as this is just a tip of it global adoption starting, not until bitcoin surge back high they will all have realized what they were missing out.

Nigeria is among

You can check Nayib Bukele, El Salvador president's tweet to see the full lists, totalled 44.

https://twitter.com/nayibbukele/status/1526029996787216387?s=20&t=aH6JWjgmCRdEKL5Z2pyjaA

Here is the full lists according to the link I post above

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

Regardless of what the topic of discussion may be, having the Central bank executives from various countries around the globe assembling ole objective Bitcoin either it for just discussion or some financial policy analysis and regulations framework the advantage is President Bukele is trying to create a platform for Bitcoin connection with the centralized institutions and also putting policy into action since the conference is going on in the Bitcoin Beach we're paying for services around the venue of the conference are done with Bitcoin but attendees can choose to use the dollar anyways.

Even though the countries are relatively small, it seems like a pretty BIG deal to me, even if some members here want to poo-poo the whole matter as if it is some kind of detached gathering of the elite.

Just considering the whole context in which these countries are pretty damned close to the poorest of the poor, and even it we are getting representatives of the elitest of the elite within those poor countries does not cause the whole gathering to be some kind of meaningless gathering of elitists .. and any kind of gathering of traction for something new like bitcoin will likely take a decent amount of time, and this kind of practical gathering surely will allow some of these folks to both learn about various aspects of bitcoin and also to bring those kinds of discussions back to their home countries.. and I am wondering about the extent to which they are planning future meetings... 

Is this going to become an annual meeting?  If so I would suspect it would be a growing type event.. just like bitcoin and its adoption seems quite obviously to be a growing type event - even if folks are constantly proclaiming that bitcoin is not growing fast enough blah blah blah.. There are many of us who have been in bitcoin for a decent number of years who are both NOT completely surprised about where we are at and how much growth/adoption that we are getting, but at the same time surprised at the same time about how well matters continue to be working out with bitcoin in terms of ongoing spreading of the word and spreading of the various kinds of usage of bitcoin and ways of talking about bitcoin... at all kinds of levels in society, through all kinds of actors constituted by individuals, institutions, governments.

Surely some BIG players (such as status quo rich) retain some level of hostilities in their considerations about bitcoin, but the lower and middle tier individuals, institutions and even government are likely going to continue to consider ways in which they are advantaged in terms of both knowing about bitcoin and employing actions that increasingly bring bitcoin into their wheel house of potential available options.

Rome was not built in a day, right?

Apologies mate I did not see the complete list of attendees that was why I made that statement of Nigeria not being on the list of the 44 countries attending the conference in El Salvador, until this user mentioned it here
Am glad the El Salvador president is able to assemble those officials of the central banks of even the most unfriendly Bitcoin countries and most importantly to discuss financial inclusion, this will most likely change the mindset of most of the world leaders about Bitcoin adoption.

Only seven countries mentioned by BitcoinMagazine but I like that Venezuela which is the last on the list is included among because it has the worst inflation rate in the world. But if you want to check the full list, you can use the site below.

https://tradingeconomics.com/country-list/inflation-rate?continent=world

On the site, you can check the inflation rate in each country in the world, you can check for countries in each continents and also for G20 countries.

A good reason to use bitcoin is the inflation of fiat in each countries, the governments are only centrally controlling their fiat to make inflation possible and citizens are holding fiat in bank in fixed deposit account and get devalued.