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El Salvador lit the fuse, but the conditions across Latin America were already primed.

Now we’re watching the region quietly turn into Bitcoin’s most fertile ground.

🇸🇻 El Salvador made BTC legal tender and doubled down with a Bitcoin bond strategy.

🇦🇷 Argentina just elected Javier Milei, a libertarian Bitcoiner president.

🇨🇷 Costa Rica faces economic instability and soaring inflation — ripe for Bitcoin exit.

Meanwhile, the IMF is scrambling — pressuring countries like Argentina and El Salvador to roll back crypto-friendly policies in exchange for bailout packages.

I’m watching three trends:

Pension raids → citizens shift to uncensorable assets.

LATAM stablecoin experiments → likely to fail without trust.

Bitcoin citizenship programs → El Salvador may just be first.

With remittance demand, weak currencies, and anti-institutional sentiment, Latin America isn’t just adopting BTC — it’s aligning with the ethos.

This could be the front line of monetary rebellion.

What other region is about to wake up?

Sources:

[Argentina’s new Bitcoin president – Blockworks](https://blockworks.co/news/argentina-milei-bitcoin-president)

[IMF pressures El Salvador – WSJ](https://www.ccn.com/news/crypto/el-salvador-bitcoin-purchase-wont-stop-imf-pressure-nayib-bukele/)


This isn’t just adoption — it’s Crypto Insurgency.

Question:
What region do you think wakes up next? Africa? Eastern Europe? U.S. Red States?