"legal tender" is a hammer where the government makes it a legal requirement to accept a currency for contract settlement, or for goods and services. Fiat requires "legal tender" designation because it is worthless paper. Bitcoin does not need "legal tender" because it is "real money" and in a f...

Booooooooooo

Bukele failed his people as a economist, he spent to fast to much money on debt and now he accepted a deal with the devil the #IMF!! It is not about Bitcoin and the reserves they are developing great but he did not have enough for the amount of reckless spending. Learn the basics from Milei and the...

I don’t mind the idea of BTC being voluntary opt-in but I’m sure there’s more to their deal id disagree with also.

Yes, you can no longer force someone to accept your bitcoin. They have to want it. If they don't want my bitcoin, then I don't want to force it on anyone.

isnt this old news ? i mean you can still use it its not forbidden !

I hate that you spread this pseudo misinformation this way.

While it's true that Bitcoin is not an official currency in El Salvador - everyone can still use it the SAME has last week, or last year. NOTHING has changed. The adoption rate in El Salvador, or anywhere else will continue with or without the Government. Sit tight. Let it play out. All is good!

I am having no trouble spending the corn here for merchants who take it :bitcoin: