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Bitcoin is not made a legal tender in Honduras, it is just an island in Honduras that bitcoin is made a legal tender. It will truly just be an experiment. Countries that have fiat of their own unlike El Salvador that spend US dollars may think otherwise to adopt bitcoin as they think people of the country can start using bitcoin more and stop depending on fiat. Hondurans spend Honduran lempira which is their local currency and the government of Hondurans might panic to make bitcoin a legal tender. Let us see what will happen, it will be good if the experiment is positive.

Honduras is the second poorest country in the LAC after Haiti. So do not be surprised if for a Caribbean island when the adoption of Bitcoin is trying to be applied as an experimental area. However, based on sources I read about the 2021 Honduras GDP hit by more severe poverty due to the Covid storm, 14%+ live on less than US$1.90/day. This is because the island adheres to its own economic system but in other words applies laws made based on the absorption of the national government's Economic Development and Manpower Zone law.

El Salvador's tourism ministry claims that they benefited a lot since the adoption of BTC as a legal tender so I guess it's not bad for Honduras to try it on a tourist-centric spot of the country.

That's what the "special economic zone" in the title is for. A part of the country under different economic regulation.

It's in Próspera which is a small island of Roatán.

I don't know how this will affect the community or Bitcoin which is the announcement that has been made.  There's no doubt that this country has no gain capital tax because they're small and maybe their population there are countless.  For now, let's wait for a result on the Bitcoin price if this will have an effect, because usually when there's an adoption, the Bitcoin price commonly rises up the same on El Salvador Bitcoin legal tender adoption.

Every time I hear about the adoption of bitcoin by a state or province of a country as a legal currency, I am surprised how it will be accepted in provinces and not others and how it will be compatible with the law applicable to the rest of the provinces.
Of course, my question does not include the autonomous regions .

I do not have any geographical information about that island and I hardly know Honduras, but I think that these islands are so small that they do not have legal currency and therefore depend on the currencies of other countries as legal currencies.
Therefore, we do not have to celebrate such news, but from what happened global adoption, especially from some countries, most of these countries will automatically adopt Bitcoin.

Legal tender is good but if a nation tries to force their citizens to use Bitcoin for daily payments, it would be wrong.

Bitcoin is more likely an asset for long term investment, a safe asset against inflation. However, it is volatile short term and business companies don't like it. People who have small business don't like it because they will not be able to control income and outcome for their business with Bitcoin. They would prefer to sell, buy, store their capital in fiat currency or in stable coins rather than in Bitcoin.

It is arguably but it is also a fact.

It is observed that countries who came to adopt bitcoin as a legal tender are those that have low cost of living and are certainly have small population just like El Salvador. So more likely, Honduras will succeed too like El Salvador, but i firmly believe that the leadership of the president on crypto matters the most. Otherwise, this adoption will only end up in trial and error method.