CEO of the Devere Group predicts that Bitcoin will be introduced as a legal means of payment in 3 countries this year -

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The CEO of the financial advisory and asset management company Devere Group has predicted that three countries Bitcoin will be introduced as a legal means of payment this year. He is more optimistic than the President of El Salvador, who predicted that two countries Bitcoin will make their national currency.

3 countries will introduce Bitcoin 2022 as a legal means of payment, the CEO of Devere

The CEO of the Devere Group, an independent financial advisory and asset management company, predicted that three other countries Bitcoin would introduce Bitcoin as a legal means of payment in 2022.

his forecast is more bullish than that of the President of El Salvador the day before. This was predicted by the Salvadorian President Nayib Bukele target = "_ blank" class = "lar-automated-link" href = "https://markets.bitcoin.com/crypto/btc" rel = "noopener"> btc as a legal means of payment this year.

"I am confident that the young, idiosyncratic President Nayib Bukele is right when other countries Bitcoin 2022 introduce a legal means of payment," said Green and emphasized:

But I would go further. I believe that three other nations of El Salvador's groundbreaking, future -oriented leadership will follow in the digital age.

"This is because countries with low incomes have suffered for a long time because their currencies are weak and extremely susceptible to market changes and that triggers rampant inflation," he said.

The CEO of Devere added: "By introducing cryptocurrency as a legal means of payment, these countries immediately have a currency that is neither influenced by the market conditions in their own economy nor directly by the economy of another country."

Green further found that cryptocurrencies could help strengthen the “financial inclusion of individuals and companies” in developing countries. The Devere chief Castle:

Due to their similar dependence on transfers, other countries, including Panama, Guatemala and Honduras, could also introduce Bitcoin.

How many countries will Bitcoin in your opinion introduce this year as a legal means of payment? Let us know in the comment area below.

Kevin Helms

Kevin, a student of Austrian economics, found Bitcoin in 2011 and has been an evangelist ever since. His interests lie in Bitcoin security, open source systems, network effects and the interface between economy and cryptography.

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