Public Records Inquiry Reveals the Failure of Salvadoran Bitcoin Millionaire Investor Visa Program
A recently disclosed public records request reveals contradictions between the number of visas issued under the ‘Adopting Bitcoin’ program, which allowed millionaires to acquire Salvadoran nationality, and the numbers pu...
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