Many people has spoken about how unreliable some politicians may be, but we might have seen and acknowledged the efforts of president Donald Trump, his vocal about bitcoin, and his planned to establish a Bitcoin strategic reserve, and now it has been implemented.
Now, with the strategic reserve implemented in the US, do we expect other nations to follow the US steps? I have a filling that many nations are skeptic of the potential of Bitcoin against Fiats, hence many are not saying any thing or speak out about the benefits of the Bitcoin strategic reserves. There seems to be too many protection against fiat in some countries, probably there may be Bitcoin Dominance factors against many Fiats or may be some political leaders in other parts of the world lact any knowledge of Bitcoin or the blockchain. What do you think?
Well, mate, we all know that El Salvador was the first country who accepted Bitcoin as a national reserve, and after that, the US also accepted it as its national reserve, and if I talk about my country, where Bitcoin was not a legal currency, and now there is a legal bill that has passed in the assembly of Pakistan to legalize it in the country. This happens after America accepted it as their national reserve, and many others will so. Other than that, America has the big capital to invest in the market, so others have to follow their steps.
We have seen recently Russia using crypto for the payment purposes of their international trades, so, its a big positive sign for the crypto space for its future growth.