🚨 BIG changes for Bitcoin in El Salvador! 🚨

The IMF just approved a new $1.4 loan for El Salvador—but at what cost?

Bitcoin’s legal tender status has been repealed, raising major questions about the future of Bitcoin adoption in the country.

I sat down with Mike Peterson, co-founder of Bitcoin Beach, in his wonderful studio in El Zonte, where it all began.

We discuss:

🔹 What the IMF deal really means for Bitcoin in El Salvador

🔹 Are Bitcoin circular economies thriing?

🔹 The impact of gentrification in areas such as Bitcoin Beach & rising real estate prices

🔹 Why Tether plays such a big role in El Salvador and where Tether could go next

🔹 Bitcoiners' changing perception of Bitcoin Country.

Is this the beginning of a shift away from Bitcoin in El Salvador?

🎥 🎥 YOUTUBE

https://youtu.be/zgk-1pSMsZA

💧 💧 FOUNTAIN

https://fountain.fm/episode/sySsJZuTgP2zzSsCDaxG

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I'll listen and respond

Take our loan and repeal Bitcoin as legal tender.

Or?…..

Or we have you assassinated.

Ok, thank you for the loan.

lol

The adoption of Bitcoin isn't a smooth graph, both in how it is used and by whom it may serve best for the healthiest outcome for all. It's going to and already is a bumby ride. What matters is the incentives create a long term outcome towards the better. This technology doesn't promise utopian world, rather a tool to start getting us back on track towards a healthier society. We still need to do the work, we still need to create other tools, but we have a powerful one now.

Thanks for the insights Joe!