Between recognition and legalization, why don't countries adopt Bitcoin as an official currency?
Despite more than 15 years since the launch of Bitcoin and its market value exceeding $1.8 trillion, most countries still refuse to grant it official currency status.
The reason is not related to technology but to monetary sovereignty, financial stability, and sharp price volatility.
Except for El Salvador, governments treat Bitcoin as a regulated digital asset rather than a sovereign currency.
In the Arab world, the UAE leads with a regulatory model that does not interfere with the national currency.
Other countries prefer banning or cautious regulation.
The message is clear:
Financial innovation is welcome but without sacrificing monetary control.
#LTC #BCH #DOGE #LTCUSDT #BCHUSDT
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Despite more than 15 years since the launch of Bitcoin and its market value exceeding $1.8 trillion, most countries still refuse to grant it official currency status.
The reason is not related to technology but to monetary sovereignty, financial stability, and sharp price volatility.
Except for El Salvador, governments treat Bitcoin as a regulated digital asset rather than a sovereign currency.
In the Arab world, the UAE leads with a regulatory model that does not interfere with the national currency.
Other countries prefer banning or cautious regulation.
The message is clear:
Financial innovation is welcome but without sacrificing monetary control.
#LTC #BCH #DOGE #LTCUSDT #BCHUSDT
$LTC
$BCH
$DOGE
