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Four years ago, when the Central African Republic was watching El Salvador shine, they wanted to make a big splash with Bitcoin becoming legal tender. But less than a year later, due to terrible infrastructure and immense pressure, they had to backtrack in a hurry.
Looking back, it's a classic case of 'not having the luck but getting the disease.' Trying to push for legal tender in areas where even the power grid and internet coverage are issues is purely for the sake of narrative. At that time, the macro environment had the market dreaming that Bitcoin could break through with small countries and usher in a new era of global payments, but reality slapped that idea right in the face.
Now, the macro winds have shifted; major countries are discussing strategic reserves and ETFs. As for legal tender experiments in these small nations, seasoned traders see it as just a way to grab attention. Without the necessary liquidity and payment infrastructure, forcing legal tender can only end up being retail chatter and a joke for the whales.
So, who thinks there's anyone else willing to gamble their nation's fortune like El Salvador? #BTC #CryptoNews #Macro #CentralAfricanRepublic $BTC