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I was listening to a podcast this morning and the fellow was talking about Latin America, bitcoin adoption, Bukele. He noted how it seems that developing and pre-developed nations seem to jump into bitcoin or crypto more eagerly than the comfortable wealthy nations. That, and those nations with political and/or economic unrest are getting in. Likely he's correct. Of course, Milei came up.

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As far as I can tell, Milei hasn't said too much about bitcoin or cryptocurrency but has more of a use-whatever-money-you-want mentality. I guess, money-neutral might be a phrase to apply. The podcast speaker mentioned that Argentinians might well use bitcoin or a stablecoin (Tether was mentioned).

This made me wonder:

1. What is the bitcoin/stablecoin/cryptocurrency usage in Argentina now?

2. Will Milei's open door will see an increase?

Anyone know of any stat sources on this?

Significantly more than Colombia... and significantly less than El Salvador (per capita).

The sats will find the innovators.

I believe that that was part of Satoshi's vision.

Easily arguable that US and French foreign policy is responsible.

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NIP 34

Ahaa. Can't see it. Won't ask.

I'm not sure that Atlassian is the answer to Github. Are there any better alternatives?

Trump has indicated universal tarrifs of 60% iirc, just as the markets start to anchor his victory, all on top of other economic woes for china.

Phoenix is my fav too. Although I prefer their old fees model.