true, but it would be sending a message to other juicer economies that might also like to reducing the looting 

Seeing that the usual bankster response to leaving the fiat currency, central bank, and IMF mode of operation is a quick hanging or ride on a bayonet, I expect to see some action when THEY feel adequately bothered by it. After all, El Salvador is not the largest economy in the world to loot clean.

Rothbardian_fanatic

the real question is what kind of shady shit will be plotted if Bukele decides to keep going this hard. he's a bit of an authoritarian and would be an ideal person to be replaced in a US-funded coup for example.

regimes really don't take kindly to this stuff. as an example, i only recently learned about the depraved depths that France has gone to in order to absolutely fuck all of its former colonies with the CFA

bitcoin

Global Elites Are Furious: El Salvador’s Bitcoin Gamble Is Paying Off

the real question is what kind of shady shit will be plotted if Bukele decides to keep going this hard. he's a bit of an authoritarian and would be an ideal person to be replaced in a US-funded coup for example.

regimes really don't take kindly to this stuff. as an example, i only recently learned about the depraved depths that France has gone to in order to absolutely fuck all of its former colonies with the CFA 

https://bitcoinmagazine.com/culture/bitcoin-a-currency-of-decolonization 

