El Salvador Has $1.5 Billion Demand For Its Bitcoin Bond
Financial Times just noted that El Salvador has $1.5 billion demand for its Bitcoin bond. Twitter is celebrating the mass adoption of Bitcoin. This has been one of the most important goals that the crypto industry has se...
Financial Times just noted that El Salvador has $1.5 billion demand for its Bitcoin bond. Twitter is celebrating the mass adoption of Bitcoin.
This has been one of the most important goals that the crypto industry has set and things are going great in this direction.
Someone hopped in the comments and said this:
There is absolutely nothing in this world worth holding onto for the longterm, given everything could be created more of given enough time, resources & demand except for #Bitcoin
Eventually most assets depreciated in value compared to #Bitcoin (The Pristine Digital Capital) pic.twitter.com/6XqlWBWZfo
— 🌋🌋 Deep₿lueCrypto 🌋🌋 (@DeepBlueCrypto) March 7, 2022
Someone else noted this: “While I remain concerned about an all markets deleveraging event (caveat: I have no idea about anything so don’t listen to me), the volcano bond oversubscription is encouraging.”
El Salvador in the newsEl Salvador became an essential name in the crypto space. The nation strongly supports the mass adoption of Bitcoin, and this is happening despite the massive volatility.
According to the latest reports, El Salvador is reportedly primed to roll out Bitcoin (BTC)-backed bonds in the coming days. This is according to Alejandro Zelaya, the country’s minister of finance.
It seems that Zelaya told a local news outlet that they plan to issue the BTC bonds this month, though he says the rollout may be impacted by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Reuters reports.
“We believe that between March 15th and 20th is the right timing, we have the tools almost finished. But the international context will tell us… I didn’t expect the war in Ukraine.”
There are all kinds of optimistic predicitons about the price of Bitcoin these days, despite the massive volatility that we see in the market. Stay tuned for more news and make sure to keep your eyes on the crypto market.
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