Good post, but I suggest that we keep this one: https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/5342087.0

It's a post dedicated to El Salvador and it's daily visited and used by many users.

Nayib Bukele jump in the right time, he bought Bitcoin when Bitcoin was cheap, he might have been studying the market from few years ago, so he know when to buy Bitcoin.

I disagree if developing countries should buy Bitcoin to change improve their financial, the biggest problem in developing countries is corruption, even the country made 1,000% profit, they wouldn't distribute all the profit, they might only distribute 1% to the public.

Aside from investing, there’s another way.. countries can follow what Bhutan is doing. They’re mining Bitcoin and taking advantage of their surplus energy resources. At the current price, they already own roughly $1 billion worth of Bitcoin.

If a country truly trusts Bitcoin, they can find ways to either earn or invest in it. Mining is one of the easiest and least risky ways to get involved compared to direct investments, as it generates income while utilizing excess energy.

I think El Salvador is not a most successful contry with national investment in Bitcoin, it would be Bhutan. Because El Salvador bought bitcoins with their national money, but Bhutan mostly get bitcoins from Bitcoin mining activities and that nation has abundant renewable energy resource.

Royal Government of Bhutan (Druk Holdings).

You can check their Portfolio and its ROI with this tracker.
https://nayibtracker.com/

This is quite an astonishing feat reached by El Salvador's community. Their president is the kind of man every developing country would wish for .
Perceiving opportunities and grasping them at the right time rather than looking out on the western civilized nations and mimicking their way of life.

That couuld also be considered as an investment as it falls on the definition of investment,
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Investment

So, Bhutan invested in mining rigs to to earn bitcoins though mining (benefits). However, if we look at the broader picture, we can’t consider Bhutan the biggest player. The top spot on the list is still held by the USA.

here's the ranking
[Source: https://treasuries.bitbo.io/#countries]
1-USA
2-China
3- UK

Although a significant portion of what these countries earn is through the seizure of Bitcoin, I think by definition, it still falls under investment.
After all, they use resources and effort to acquire it.

If you're going to talk about numbers, then you should take into account that this is a country that has been in serious financial problems for a long time and that the profit you're talking about is not something that can get it out of those problems. Public debt increased to 84.9 percent of GDP, and the poverty rate increased from 26.8% in 2019 to 30.3% in 2024.

I don't know if people are consciously choosing to live in an illusion or if they just don't want to see the truth - but if we're going to tell the truth, Bitcoin hasn't been of any help to that country (so far).

If I remember correctly, El Salvador started the bitcoin season in the 2021 bull season and at one point their investment was also damaged when the bitcoin price dropped to $15k in 2022. But with faith in bitcoin, Nayib Bukele planned to buy 1 BTC every day and eventually they got the reward they deserved.

Although El Salvador has made significant profits from investing in bitcoin, they have never used or intended to use it. So I don't think their country's economy is improved by bitcoin but instead I will give all the credit to Nayib Bukele. He is very good at suppressing crime, promoting the economy with the country's available resources such as tourism, labor export...
Bitcoin is a good investment but I also don't like the idea of ​​relying on bitcoin to improve a country's economy. Apart from the problem of corruption, to fix the economy, we need to find out the causes of economic recession and come up with appropriate solutions. We cannot just rely on bitcoin and think that it can save the national economy, the national economy is completely different from the economy of an individual or organization.

Some people might argue that the profit El Salvador have made from investing in Bitcoin is insignificant. But the truth remains that they have made some good money. If they didn't invest in Bitcoin, I guess they won't have been able to make this funds. The gain from Bitcoin investment could be used to invest in some important infastructure that the country needs.

But it seems that the country has a long time investment plan for Bitcoin, so they might not be selling anytime soon. If the other Presidents after Nayib Bukele have thesame vision, they might keep the coin until it hits maybe $1m.