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“It’s game over for fiat.” — El Salvador President on #Bitcoin

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Nayib Bukele, the president of El Salvador, the first country to adopt Bitcoin as a legal tender, El Salvador took to Twitter to share his view on the global adoption of the currency. Stating that it is game over for FIAT currencies.

See his message below.


What has been called by international organizations as “The #Bitcoin Experiment”, is nothing more than the world watching how mass adoption changes a country’s economy. If it’s for the good, it’s game over for FIAT. El Salvador is the spark that ignites the real revolution.

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