> None exist and unlikely any will exist in the future (at least not the type of countries many people would want to live int) El Salvador has already made Bit

> None exist and unlikely any will exist in the future (at least not the type of countries many people would want to live int) El Salvador has already made Bitcoin a legal tender. I assume your no-true-scotsman addition of "any country somebody would want to live in" is meant to disqualify it? That's rather disrespectful to the 6 million people who live there in addition to being wrong. In my opinion more countries will adopt it in the coming years and convert a small portion of their reserves to Bitcoin. Time will tell which of us is correct.