El Salvador wasn't first because they needed a bailout; they...

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2026-08-31T04:05:10Z

El Salvador wasn't first because they needed a bailout; they moved first to secure geopolitical leverage in the US dollar system. Game theory dictates that early adopters gain setting enforcement powers, forcing the next dominoes into binary choices: align or isolate. With Bitcoin at $77.6k, we’re watching the pivot from trial to treaty. Which major economy breaks the dollar hegemony next?

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