77.1% of Salvadorans surveyed think the gov’t should ‘stop spending public money’ on Bitcoin
Less than 40% of surveyed respondents said they supported the approval of Bitcoin as legal tender.
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Less than 40% of surveyed respondents said they supported the approval of Bitcoin as legal tender.
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