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Also, countries like El Salvador and practically the U.S. also believe on this asset. El Salvador has been purchasing since 2021 to increase its holdings and is currently standing as the first country to legalize Bitcoin globally.
Everything is mixed up in your head - who says the US believes in BTC? Some people in that country only believe that they can make a profit with the help of BTC, they are not interested in anything else.
El Salvador has some 6000+ BTC in its possession, a trifle when converted into fiat currency considering that it is a few hundred million $, and at the same time they have debts that they settle with the help of the IMF, which in return for these
"services" blackmails them into removing BTC as legal tender, a really great success, right?
As for global legalization, BTC is legal in most countries in the world, except for those ruled by dictators and lunatics, but in those countries there are much bigger problems than BTC being banned.
Not forgetting the creator of Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto, who do you think has the highest BTC holdings presently?
I honestly don't care who has how many BTC - that's a matter that is in the domain of each individual's privacy. It's fascinating how many people seek privacy and at the same time raise questions about other people's privacy.