If a country wants to adopt bitcoin, they should get analysts that will also help, there will be a time to buy in a way it will help. The countries should always tell their citizens how using bitcoin is can be risky.

 El Salvador adopted bitcoin successfully.

Bitcoin is not a coin that can be said to be manipulated, its marketcap has increased to a level beyond to be called manipulation, Bitcoin is not those pump and dump altcoins or shitcoins that can easily be manipulated by whales. Even if manipulated successfully, ATH will still come.

Adoption is what we should look more into because price increase and drop in a way long term result is still increase. It is still adoption.

Whales can't have total control in this market. They may make a dent at some point, but will not significantly alter the market.
I don't understand why some people are still thinking that this market can easily be manipulated by whales.
A lot of factors are contributing this up and down movement. As more stakeholders are joining this market, expect a roller coaster ride.
We can only see clear manipulation in most small cap alts. Where small buy can tremendously change the percent change in the market.

We have to remember that Bitcoin is decentralised so I'm sure there are trades
happening which cannot happen in traditional markets. Whale manipulation
has always been present in the Bitcoin markets, its not a new thing so thats not
going to dissuade people or countries from getting into Bitcoin.

Whale manipulation is nothing to be worried about if you are a HODLer and
they can only manipulate to a certain degree.

This is the reason Bitcoin becomes harder to manipulate when the market cap increases too much and keeps it going, it becomes harder and harder to manipulate and I tend to agree with your statement.  I believe Bitcoin can be still manipulated but in a different way like spreading FUD or other bad news in social media that turn people to become panic selling.

Those countries that have been done adopting Bitcoin are already having dip research and I think they found out that there's a potential in investing in Bitcoin because not only 1-2 countries now have been doing this, there are few of them which means each of them saw a brighter future embracing Bitcoin.

Agree with you. Emotional reactions from people who don't have enough experience in Bitcoin market. They said it because they don't have experience and only look at short term movements.

Manipulations are everywhere, in every market as well as ups and downs. Market can not rise forever and if it is a good market, downs are vitamins for healthy growth. Fortunately, we have a healthy Bitcoin network and Bitcoin market.

Why we always equate about the price going down to manipulation? Maybe it's obvious that it's not only whales are selling, even average joe and retail investors are. And regarding El Salvador's purchases, I think the President took the risk to invest and legalised bitcoin so we can't blame him for that though. Bitcoin has been and always volatile regardless if there is manipulation or not.

Unlike you, the countries don't care about short term volatility. They look at the bigger picture where price was $4k last year and it is $40k this year.

Bitcoin price cannot be manipulated in the way you think it is. The effects are small and most of the times short lived. Also more importantly as the market grows the manipulation becomes increasingly harder. For example we don't have the same market manipulation in 2020+ that we had in 2010 to 2014. It has decreased in effectiveness by a lot.

It's only Bitcoin holders that have confidence to retain or bank cryptocurrency especially bitcoin for long time, even to the time Bitcoin is downgrading, people that is not acclimatized with bitcoin regulations will panic to evacuate or sell out what they have at hand to generate profit and avoid lost of their investment, but a qualified investor doesn't consider the down fall of bitcoin, they always think big  and positive to predict the future of cryptocurrency, for more profit for an interval of a year or two years gap or difference.

Price volatility is really an issue with Bitcoin. It is not to be denied that it is going to be economically and financially challenging for any country to adopt Bitcoin as its legal tender. But the adoption of Bitcoin in El Salvador is not really a huge issue when it comes to Bitcoin's lack of price stability because the USD is still there as another, or even the main, legal tender. Even if declared as a legal tender, Bitcoin is still an option to the people. If they prefer to use the USD for its stability, then they are free to do so. But don't forget that price volatility doesn't take away the reasons why Bitcoin is an excellent currency.