[techsupport261Participant]

According to their president Nayib Bukele.

November 2022 closes as the safest month in the entire history of El Salvador.

If we annualize the homicide rate for November, El Salvador (recently the most dangerous country in the world) would have 2.5 annual homicides per 100,000 inhabitants.

The safest country in LATAM.

Noviembre 2022 cierra como el mes más seguro en toda la historia del El Salvador.

Si anualizamos la tasa de homicidios de noviembre, El Salvador (hace poco el país más peligroso del mundo) tendría 2.5 homicidios anuales por cada 100,000 habitantes.

El país más seguro de LATAM. pic.twitter.com/uIrUhxaP2f

— Nayib Bukele (@nayibbukele) December 1, 2022

El Salvador has transformed itself from being known as the birth place of MS13 to a nation Bitcoiners want to visit and invest in.

[alecz123]

Funds are safu!

[Oversizedbull69]

Well this is good to hear

[goodeesh]

Even if it where true I don´t think the two facts have enough correlation…

[PreventableMan]

Country has murders.

Redditor using shit title: Bitcoin solved this!

[Mr_Bob_Ferguson]

>to a nation Bitcoiners want to visit and invest in

I’ve heard this line used a few times now.

Sure, people are researching and talking about El Salvador.

But how many bitcoiners have actually gone and visited the country, because of Bitcoin?

I’m guessing that number is pretty close to zero.

I don’t mean to shit on a good news story, but let’s not overstate the positive impacts.

[RotrickP]

Correlation…causation, blah, blah, blah

[Snowflake8050]

Really cool that El Salvador adopted bitcoin but let’s not forget that Nayib Bukele is hardly a good example. He is a semi-dictator, take this news with a generous pinch of salt

[Tavionnf]

>November 2022 closes as the safest month in the entire history of El Salvador.

Now you’ll have to explain what this has to do with Bitcoin

[KnackeredParrot]

Yes, BTC definitely had something to do with this *rolls eyes*

[RBarron24]

Crypto crashed, everyone stayed in all bummed out and less people died.

[Baecchus]

What does the homicide rate have anything to do with Bitcoin?

[FluffayPenguin]

Talk about cherry-picking a single month. Too bad the rest of the year isn’t as good.

[Jumpman707]

Friendly reminder that Bukele is a cool crypto dictator this sub loves but a dictator nonetheless

[Terrible-Horse-70]

“According to their president Nayib Bukele” – that’s important though. It’s authoritarian country with no completely free media etc, we just don’t know whether that’s true

[tyrusthomas11]

Fake news

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[Harold838383]

These third world countries who adopt btc will be like wakanda in a few years. Places that don’t will suffer

[Every_Hunt_160]

It’s quite widely known that the homicide stats have been manipulated by the government since last year

[Kappatalizable]

>According to their president Nayib Bukele.

Yeah Im taking that news with so much salt Id be swimming in it

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