Eh, I found about that just a few weeks ago when searching for news about Binance, news that is for real not good for bitcoin doesn't usually make the headlines around here.

Btw that poll is quite funny, it's obviously heavily biased due to demographics but I love the fact that Germany, which is on par with Russia and Pakistan, damn, what the hell do these 3 have in common to rank them like that, is still up 5x times compared to Estonia. Not that anything makes any sense since no country in the Eurozone could make a currency legal tender without a unanimous vote, so it's not like one country could get it before others.

102   Czechia lol...with Prague been labeled the capital of Bitcoin back in 2019, how the mighty have fallen  

Anyhow, it makes sense just as the Eurovision competition does.

I'm not sure that there is the political will for such a drastic change, and besides, with such a move, they would practically admit that their cryptocurrency (Petro) did not meet their expectations. So I think Venezuela may be the last of the Central and South American countries to declare Bitcoin a legal tender - even though we live in strange times, and the government there makes really strange decisions.

I've been hearing about some Latin American countries like Brazil, Paraguay etc. thinking about following El Salvador also. And if El Salvador makes a really good use of making Bitcoin legal tender in the future, then many countries may join it also.

With El Salvador worked things up about their new implementation system about Bitcoin, other countries have their eyes on them to see if they will have some positive progress regarding it. despite their country would not make any difference on the crypto market, they still pursue to give their citizens some options to invest on cryptocurrencies which might be the answer to give their economy a boost if ever they succeed on trying to make bitcoin legal in their country.

which country will follow el salvador's steps, I think it is most likely that paraguay will follow el salvador's next step, because we see the seriousness of their government about bitcoin, which always discusses bitcoin, and never prohibits their people from using crypto money, and banks Even there it doesn't prohibit crypto exchange... that's my opinion, if I'm wrong, please correct it, don't criticize it because I'm still new to this forum..

This is shocking to me to find only  El Salvador on that list, thought we had more than this when we had some countries recognize crypto to be legal tender a couple of years back.
Today you telling the world only has one to be legal...Afaik Countries such has Venezuela , singapore, Japan are/should be  on that list if not then they are next in line.

I am not following these news and if other countries are planning to accept Bitcoin as a legal tender it is good for the market and it will legitimize for countries that are in two minds.

Attracting cryptocurrency business will bring huge changes for their economy and the countries that are able to identity that will pass the bill so that they could attract business that will increase job opportunities and good for their economy.

There are plenty of countries that could potentially follow El Salvador's footsteps of regulating the use of bitcoin within their country. Nevertheless, there are a lot of things that is needed to be considered first before it could take place. Considering the damage the pandemic has brought to many countries economy, it might be difficult for one to suffice the requirements to allow the use of crypto. One of which is having a clean renewable energy source that could be very useful in mining. Another is the fear and doubt the citizens and the government might have which will make them afraid of taking a risk as they hear bad news about crypto all over the world.

very true as you said my friend, maybe many countries will accept bitcoin like el salvador did, but before they accept bitcoin in their country, they will definitely negotiate first with their cabinet, because the country definitely doesn't want to suffer losses and failure, because considering the risks that will be faced..

In my own opinion, I think the best countries that might be fully supportive of cryptocurrencies would be the smaller cash-strapped countries of Africa and Central Americas. And we are talking about millions and millions of people in these territories. Still, the only problem that I see is that all the supporters of cryptocurrency would be biased in favor of Bitcoin and would be hesitant in supporting other coins. But I think that is the job of the private crypto companies to ensure that all the other cryptos are covered.