In a recent study published by José Simeón Cañas Central American University in El Salvador, 77.1% of respondents say that they want the Salvadoran government to stop “spending public money on Bitcoin.” Moreover, only 24.4% of respondents say they’ve used Bitcoin (BTC) as a means of payment since the country’s government recognized it as legal tender last year. The survey, conducted by the privately owned but nonprofit Central American University, polled local Salvadoran residents regarding their opinion on Legislative Decree No. 57, which recognized Bitcoin as lega ...
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