If no country adopts Bitcoin officially except El Salvador...
41 sats \ 2 comments \ @Taft 13 May meta
If no country adopts Bitcoin officially in the future, and the only nation fully embracing it is El Salvador, would you consider moving there permanently?
Bonus question: In this scenario, let's say that Stacker News can only be accessed from El Salvador, from no other country, would that be one more reason to move there permanently?
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10 sats \ 0 replies \ @RoundaboutStacker 15 May
The IMF is working hard to make sure this is the case. If 3 or more countries adopt a currency, then the IMF is required to store and accept that currency. Clearly they do not want this to be the case with Bitcoin.
Another thing to consider is, just think of all the capital gains taxes the US will miss out on, if Bitcoin gets declared a currency.
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @k00b 13 May
If no country adopts Bitcoin officially in the future, and the only nation fully embracing it is El Salvador, would you consider moving there permanently?
This is the reality right now. Today is yesterday's future.
let's say that Stacker News can only be accessed from El Salvador, from no other country, would that be one more reason to move there permanently?
I suspect I'd have to.
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