4 sats \ 7 replies \ @DarthCoin 6 Nov 2023 \ parent \ on: Stacker Saloon
I don't really care how much BTC the ES gov is buying. That is meaningless.
I care much to see people using it.
That's true. But are regular citizens using Bitcoin to buy good and service? I would love to get my hands on some stats to be honest. At least El Salvador is a case study for the rest of the world. Bitcoin adoption does bring some success to any economy and that's a fact. Hopefully Argentina is next.
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Nope, Argentina will be not be next. Argentina will be just another dollar slave, using tethers and stableshitcoins.
Nigeria, instead have more potential.
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But what about this pro Bitcoin presidential candidate in Argentina. He's promising to adopt a Bitcoin standard once elected. Maybe he's just using Bitcoins popularity to get the Bitcoin vote but who knows, he might just follow through just like El Salvador.
2024 will be a big year and countries will jump on the bandwagon for the sake of not missing out. Or maybe I'm completely wrong and 2024 turns into a shit show.
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Please stop repeating what internet propaganda says about Milei.
He is NOT a pro Bitcoin, he literally says that want to dollarize Argentina.
He's a puppet anyways.
2024 turns into a shit show.
THIS
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"What is Money?" in Argentina with Ariel Aguilar - La bitcoineta (WiM387)
https://fountain.fm/episode/fad3NxcxvwYVgqHCDFuc
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The no coiners wake up during bull markets. It's a fact, whether we like it or not. ES began adoption at the beginning of a bear. Usage may kick up in ES as the number goes up. We can't underestimate greed and jealousy. The average person will want his or her piece.
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This is a valid point. We have to give the country credit for adopting Bitcoin during a time when sentiment wasn't high.
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