Despite some lull in Bitcoin adoption in El Salvador, it appears that the government is systematically and persistently continuing to educate the country's population on the basics of its use bitcoins.
Among the news in the field of education in El Salvador, in particular, there is talk about such a program for teaching the basics of Bitcoin to 150
public school teachers. At the same time, relevant partnerships are concluded with non-profit organizations, such as, for example,
My first Bitcoin .
Find out more about this news in the Salvadoran newspaper
Diario El Salvador
I recently came across the news that in Lebanon people use the US dollar as currency to determine the price of any product. The reason is the depreciating value of Lira and high volatility. By quickly accepting the dollar, they could declare Bitcoin another legal means of payment and follow in the footsteps of Salvador.
It seems to me that many governments are simply afraid of losing control over the population if, following the example of El Salvador, they legalize Bitcoin. In addition, this will cause indignation and dissatisfaction, and the IMF may limit financial transfers. The president of such a republic must be brave and desperate, like Bukele, in order to make a decision to legalize bitcoins in his country.
But there are very few such brave people in the world!