It has now been more than a month since El Salvador officially began enforcing a law making bitcoin (BTC) legal tender within the Central American country. Much has been of the rapidity with which this law was proposed and then passed, with protests suggesting that at least some of the local population didn’t really agree with President Nayib Bukele’s plans to turn El Salvador into a Bitcoin nation.
Despite the rollout attracting a certain amount of controversy and skepticism, it has been something of a PR extravaganza for Bitcoin, particularly with major multinational brands such as McDonald’s and Starbucks now accepting BTC in their El Salvadoran outlets. But even if such companies have begun accepting bitcoin, to what extent exactly are
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