El Salvador’s Bukele Says FTX Is ‘the Opposite of Bitcoin’
The President of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, has called FTX the “opposite” of bitcoin (BTC). And the leader has equated the exchange’s chief Sam Bankman-Fried with notorious financial criminals like Charles Ponzi and Bern...
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Bukele has been relatively quiet on all things Bitcoin-related in recent months – with the value of his nation’s BTC investment plummeting along with market prices....
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