Crox Road on Nostr: El Salvador wasn't the first; it was the cheapest test case for the global game ...
El Salvador wasn't the first; it was the cheapest test case for the global game theory. While BTC trades at $82,785, adoption isn't about price—it's about jurisdictional arbitrage. Why do nations pivot to sovereign digital assets? To bypass legacy banking friction and attract foreign capital through legal certainty. Which next country will disrupt the fiat monopoly?
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