Let's not get ahead of ourselves.

I can't find anything in this article about Fiji prime minister saying anything publicly about making bitcoin legal tender. As a matter of fact, it looks more like a clickbait article based on a rumour started by a Tonga politician who claimed Fiji PM is pro-Bitcoin.

That lord from Tonga is already old news, and every time he appears in the media, a new date appears when Bitcoin will be legal tender in his country - and now he has decided to use a politician from another country, calling him a Bitcoin pro-bull, even though no evidence has been presented that he even knows what Bitcoin is.

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When you say one by one, I know of only two, one of which is so insignificant that it is not news at all. Legal tender does not mean that Bitcoin will be something that people will use regardless of what is regulated, and we have many examples of countries where Bitcoin is not legal tender, but has very successfully integrated into society.

Indeed. It appears that the article in question may be based on a rumor or false information, rather than accurate reporting. The statement about the Fiji prime minister making bitcoin legal tender does not appear to be supported by any credible sources or evidence. In fact, there is a lot of evidence that suggest this story is false or misleading. The article that appears to be the primary source for this claim does not cite any credible sources for its claims and runs counter to every other piece of information available online about Fiji's stance on cryptocurrency.

It is always important to critically evaluate the sources and veracity of information before relying on it or sharing it with others. This is particularly true for information that appears to be newsworthy, as it may spread quickly and reach a wide audience. 

I wonder how an ex-lawmaker in another country (Tonga) would speak for an independent and democratic government of Fiji. The newly elected Prime Minister has not even settled in his newly appointed and there is no bill proposed either by the executive or the legislature about making bitcoin a legal tender. This news is just hearsay or grapevine information that cannot be verified. There is no information from any reliable source that backs the claim that Sitiveni Rabuka is pro-bitcoin.

But it would be a welcomed development if the news turns out to be true. Sometimes some rumors turn out to be true. Fiji might not be a leading country in the global economic space but it has little influence in Oceania.

more and more small countries are thinking of making btc a legal tender. maybe, they are trying to take a dip in the crypto market and see what lies ahead of them.. if it is a small country would be easier to implement. if it fails, they can easily go back to where they were. first or last, it doesn't matter. so long they are making progress in terms of crypto adoption, why not?
some are just riding the hype on this market, we will know how the leader is serious about it if he will lay out a long-term plan for crypto adoption.

You must know there's many countries are ban Bitcoin, you can't use Bitcoin at all including hold it. So people who live on those countries can't use Bitcoin, I don't think people are force the government to accept Bitcoin as legal tender because most people use Bitcoin as an investment. Bitcoin need to be legal in every countries, but Bitcoin doesn't really need to be accepted as legal tender.

If a country doesn't willing to refund every Bitcoin that got hacked on centralized exchange that operated in their countries, I will say there's no point to make Bitcoin as legal tender.

You can’t be overjoyed if you don’t see the evidence. A lot of news is better than knowing where to get it. I think it’s only a matter of time before Bitcoin is accepted by all countries.

Your kind of title isn't that appropriate to me since we have alot of people that have also wanted this kind of decision to be in place and this is legal tender we are talking about, has their been any bill submitted to be acknowledged with this, i think this is just a mere talk to covet public interest as there's much to adoption than this we are seing, only him cannot do it alone, he needs others in support within his government to push forward for an adoption.

el salvador has done nothing wrong,, they have been using US Dollars all this time and adding bitcoin as a currency that can be used officially in their country. I will be keeping abreast of any updates on the plans of the new Fijian prime minister, I remain hopeful that these plans are successful.

Like Rikafip said, there is no confirmation or guarantee of any kind that the new prime Minister of Fiji wound adopt bitcoin as a legal tender, for all I know this could turn out to be a rumor in the end, being a new elected minister who jus t assumed office, I think for now, there would likely be things of much more importance on his desk to deal with other than debating whether to make bitcoin legal tender or not.
This could possibly be a rumor, I won't believe any news that's not from an official source.