⚡️🇧🇬 NEW - Pour one out for Bulgaria.
At midnight, the country gives up its national currency and adopts the euro, a fiat currency that has lost over 40% of its purchasing power since 2000.
https://blossom.primal.net/edfce48d8c75bb11ec6bece2cdeec0b594dbf780991946fc05578f690e97f7ca.mp4
She should be in prison imo
No one asked us as always. Pour one out for the lev. It endured Russian occupation, Nazis and Communism, but died at the hands of mafia and globalists. To all my fellow Bulgarians, I hope you have Bitcoin. Cheers 🥂
Cheers.
Щастие и здраве през 2026. Да живее свободата! 🇧🇬
Hopefully it will be the last country to suffer under the Euro. This must be the year when the EU finally meets it maker like the USSR did.
6 million more people enslaved.
Shes nothing more than a soul-less prostitute talking head for the ECB shareholders ...clown world 101
Bułgarian Levs has already been pegged to EUR for several years. I do not remember precisely but more then 10. So they haven’t had monetary independence anyway. This is logical step as they now can reduce trading costs. They made this decision years ago.
It is like they were on a boat tight to sinking ship and now they decided to eventually join the main crew.
Yeah, but Bulgaria lost its monetary sovereignty a long time ago (1st July 1997). The Currency Board took effect on that date. With it BGN was "tied" to the German mark (DM) forcing a fixed exchange rate of 1,000 BGN for 1 DM. When Germany switched to the €, and Bulgaria had the redenomination after the hyperinflation (1,000 BGN --> 1 BGN), a fixed conversion rate was set to 1.95583 BGN for 1 €. Bulgaria hasn't been really free since 1997 to set its own monetary policy and has been bonded to the success/failure of the €. Switching to the € won't change much in this regard.
Nihil sub sole novum.
All fiat will eventually go to 0.
#bitcoin is freedom.
Old world saying 'hello' from time to time.
