El Salvador marks the 1000th day since adopting Bitcoin as legal tender. President Nayib Bukele achieved the milestone on September 7, 2021, making El Salvador the first country to do so. Investment is pouring in, with the Ambassador to the United States, Milena Mayorga, discussing the new bitcoin capital markets. Three years ago, Bukele announced the plan to make Bitcoin legal tender, attracting figures like Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert to El Salvador. Despite initial concerns, the country is now seen as successful in its Bitcoin adoption.
I went to el salvador in 2021 as soon as the #bitcoin legislation was introduced. Everyone told me don’t go it’s too dangerous but I had already read about @nayibbukele, I knew change was happening so I wanted to experience it. Today El Salvador is winning! https://t.co/0Tu1nzAI5J
This is why @maxkeiser and @stacyherbert moved to El Salvador, the #Bitcoin Citadel 👇🇸🇻 https://t.co/jQRUGrhyGI
3 years ago Bukele announced to make #Bitcoin legal tender in El Salvador https://t.co/VrDBdvzz28
As investment pours into El Salvador, the Ambassador to the United States - @MilenaMayorga - will be joining us to share her thoughts on the exciting new bitcoin capital markets being built in #Bitcoin Country. Thursday, 6.30pm at the Sheraton Hotel in San Salvador. https://t.co/RyxAVHPxUU https://t.co/POmKITF1LF
Today marks the 1000th day since El Salvador started accepting #Bitcoin as legal tender. Here's what happened and what President @nayibbukele has achieved for El Salvador. 1/ September 07, 2021 ⚡El Salvador became the first country to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender. The move… https://t.co/J2OlmiwHps