Salvador President Mocks Economist Steve Hanke, Here’s Why

Salvador President Mocks Economist Steve Hanke, Here's Why

Nayib Bukele, the president of El Salvador and a passionate Bitcoin (BTC) proponent, has responded to Steve Hanke’s tirade with a semi-ironic tweet.

Who laughs last?

Today, on Oct. 16, 2021, Nayib Bukele retweeted the opinion of Prof. Steve Hanke of The John Hopkins University, prominent economist and reformer in emerging-market nation-states.

On Sept. 23, when Bitcoin (BTC) was struggling to hold above $40,000, Prof. Hanke stated that Bukele’s decision to buy 150 more Bitcoins (BTC) “at the dip” was a bet on the wrong horse.

He also shared the opinion that, under Bukele’s leadership, the economy and financial security of El Salvador are in danger.

Now, when the Bitcoin (BTC) price added 55% since Prof. Hanke’s tweet, Mr. Bukele recalled this statement.

Bitcoin (BTC) adoption in Salvador gains steam

As covered by U.Today previously, Prof. Steve Hanke is well known for his adamant anti-Bitcoin stance. In particular, he frequently bashes El Salvador’s “love story” with the crypto king.

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Steve Hanke Shares Details of Why Bitcoin Adoption Is Nightmare for El Salvador’s Economy

Since El Salvador became the first country to recognize Bitcoin (BTC) as legal tender, its authorities launched several eccentric pro-Bitcoin initiatives.

To name a few, El Salvador started implementing “volcanic mining” of the first crypto. Also, Bitcoin (BTC) will be utilized to fund the construction of a veterinary hospital in El Salvador.

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Salvador President Mocks Economist Steve Hanke, Here’s Why

Salvador President Mocks Economist Steve Hanke, Here's Why

Nayib Bukele, the president of El Salvador and a passionate Bitcoin (BTC) proponent, has responded to Steve Hanke’s tirade with a semi-ironic tweet.

Who laughs last?

Today, on Oct. 16, 2021, Nayib Bukele retweeted the opinion of Prof. Steve Hanke of The John Hopkins University, prominent economist and reformer in emerging-market nation-states.

On Sept. 23, when Bitcoin (BTC) was struggling to hold above $40,000, Prof. Hanke stated that Bukele’s decision to buy 150 more Bitcoins (BTC) “at the dip” was a bet on the wrong horse.

He also shared the opinion that, under Bukele’s leadership, the economy and financial security of El Salvador are in danger.

Now, when the Bitcoin (BTC) price added 55% since Prof. Hanke’s tweet, Mr. Bukele recalled this statement.

Bitcoin (BTC) adoption in Salvador gains steam

As covered by U.Today previously, Prof. Steve Hanke is well known for his adamant anti-Bitcoin stance. In particular, he frequently bashes El Salvador’s “love story” with the crypto king.

Related

Steve Hanke Shares Details of Why Bitcoin Adoption Is Nightmare for El Salvador’s Economy

Since El Salvador became the first country to recognize Bitcoin (BTC) as legal tender, its authorities launched several eccentric pro-Bitcoin initiatives.

To name a few, El Salvador started implementing “volcanic mining” of the first crypto. Also, Bitcoin (BTC) will be utilized to fund the construction of a veterinary hospital in El Salvador.

Disclaimer: The opinions expressed by our writers are their
own and do not represent the views of U.Today. The financial and market information
provided on U.Today is intended for informational purposes only. U.Today is not
liable for any financial losses incurred while trading cryptocurrencies. Conduct
your own research by contacting financial experts before making any investment
decisions. We believe that all content is accurate as of the date of publication,
but certain offers mentioned may no longer be available.

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