El Salvador took a huge leap a year ago, how's the leap working out for them now?!
Rewind the clock exactly one year ago as of yesterday...
We had this headline:
(Source: https://twitter.com/pete_rizzo_/status/1533392147738656769/photo/1)
Now that we've had a year we can see a few trends starting to emerge...
Bitcoin adoption by citizens isn't really picking up.
The price is too volatile for most people to use as a payment option.
Tourism is way up since the law passed.
El Salvador took in more than $100 million more in tourist revenue year over year.
This means that bitcoin may never really work as a form of payment, but as a money transfer service or as a way to store your wealth, it works pretty darn well.
Only when things are priced in satoshis will it work as a means of payment.
Rightly said. Agree with you.
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If things don't work we can always go back to bartering :)
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