2026-01-12 02:28:07

El Salvador has erected a special monument at its largest international airport, inscribed with 'Welcome to the Bitcoin Nation.' This move further demonstrates the country's official recognition of Bitcoin. Since declaring Bitcoin as legal tender in 2021, the country has become one of the most forward-looking nations in cryptocurrency policy. Today, the erection of this monument not only affirms Bitcoin's historical significance but also sends a clear signal to global investors and tourists—that this Central American country is building a financial ecosystem centered around Bitcoin.

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AirdropHunterKing

· 18h ago

Bro, this is the real confidence. Writing BTC right at the airport entrance is much more impressive than those countries that just talk about embracing Web3.

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DiamondHands

· 01-12 21:31

Haha, this guy is really something. They built a monument at the airport to welcome Bitcoin. I really need to go on a pilgrimage. El Salvador is indeed a bit aggressive. Others are still watching, and they’re already putting BTC on the national flag. This promotion is on point. Maybe it will become a new check-in spot. Tourists come and have to take photos and post on social media. Looking back at the decision in 2021, El Salvador really bet on the right direction. Okay, okay. This country is truly all-in on Bitcoin. We’re still arguing over here. I really want to immigrate there. At least I can use smart money and not listen to all that nonsense. Awesome. It would be great if the Celestial Empire did the same. In dreams, everything is possible.

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BlockchainFries

· 01-12 03:40

Salvador's move this time is really awesome, directly putting Bitcoin on the airport, this is what true all-in is about.

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AlwaysAnon

· 01-12 02:58

El Salvador is really impressive. This move directly put Bitcoin on display, not messing around.

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SmartContractPlumber

· 01-12 02:57

The monument is beautifully erected, but I am more concerned about whether their wallets contain real Bitcoin or a "local coin" with a permission control vulnerability... Frankly, policy foresight is one thing, but on-chain security is the hard truth.

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