US Dey Send Venezuelan Criminals Back to El Salvador As Bitcoin Policy Dey Change and IMF Dey Press Dem
Under one order from former President Donald Trump, the US government don deport members of Venezuelan criminal organization Tren de Aragua to El Salvador, using the Alien Enemies Act of 1798. This move dey benefit the US by reducing cost and financially supporting El Salvador prison system. El Salvador President Nayib Bukele don arrange for 238 gang members to dey housed for inside the Terrorism Confinement Center, with renewable imprisonment terms after one year. Despite pressure from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Bukele dey continue him strategy of purchasing one Bitcoin every day. El Salvador don already accumulate 6,118 BTC, wey dey underscore its commitment to dey integrate Bitcoin as part of their financial strategy, no matter the global financial politics. The US and El Salvador dey also explore cooperation for inside civil nuclear energy projects.
Bullish
Di kontinuos wey El Salvador dey buy Bitcoin, even wit di presha from IMF, dey show strong government support for Bitcoin as national moni strategy. Dis kontinuos commitment fit make sense for di cryptocurrency market, especially for Bitcoin, as e dey show institutional interest and adoption for national level. On top of dat, even though say to dey send criminals back to El Salvador no fit affect di crypto market direct, di economic collaboration between US and El Salvador fit create stable environment wey go dey good for kontinuos Bitcoin adoption and fit even trigger more interest from oda kontris.