Yes, after being real and aware, at least with the current conditions, many countries will sit down and discuss this potential asset. Yes. It is natural that all countries need concrete examples of whether the concept is working or not worth implementing because of the strong issue about its volatility and BTC through the initiation of President El-Salvador has changed the paradigm that was previously skeptical and said this and that will now discuss adoption for Bitcoin.
Basically it's been a little easier for El Salvador to adopt bitcoin as a currency than many other countries that have their own currencies, but that's no reason why other countries wouldn't want to do it. I think there are many reasons they consider before deciding on an issue, so it might take a lot of time for them to prepare themselves if they really want to adopt bitcoin. Meanwhile, legalizing investment and trade is an advantage for these countries, meaning they can get income from the taxes that traders and investors must pay.