El Salvador Government Pivots to Stablecoins as Bitcoin Payments Fail to Gain Traction
According to Bloomberg Crypto, five years after El Salvador made Bitcoin legal tender, the country's government is turning to a USD-backed stablecoin in a bid to reshape how money flows through its economy, following the limited adoption of Bitcoin payments.
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