Two countries I really admire, and I call them the role models, are El Salvador and Bhutan. They have a nice hoard, and the last I heard now is the government of Butan now pays all of its civil servants from the profits they make mining BTC. Plus, they have one of the biggest hoards, especially for a small country. I don't know where Bitocin will go with the advent of AI and quantum computing, but I do think it still has a huge influence on where governance can actually go. Bhutan using all that excess hydropower has made one of the best moves it could ever make. Now they plan on building an eco-tech megacity to keep all the brain drain from drying up all their young, bright minds.
Is it not El Salvador that was push to reduce their Bitcoin adoption recently? They needed money from IMF sometimes now and it wasn't approve because they asked them to reduced their Bitcoin exposure. It was a agreement between the country and IMF to stop buying Bitcoin for now. It seems that they are afraid that El Salvador might not be able to pay their money if they continue buying Bitcoin or plan to use Bitcoin when it's time.
Things are not that hard like before, I don't know why many countries are not still interested in Bitcoin this age of digital currency. Bitcoin is one of the best thing that any country should have. You can't ignore or avoid Bitcoin at this stage. If you avoid Bitcoin, you will be too late to have it later in the future. I remember when Germany sold billions worth of Bitcoin, they liquidate everything, right after Bitcoin made a new all time after that. That is Bitcoin been Bitcoin.
