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Bitcoin Royalty Flock to Bukele’s as President Talkto BTC Bonds

March 25, 2022
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El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele is playing host to a dazzling array of international bitcoiner – while also taking the time to “flex” on American Senators on Twitter.

In the past few hours, Bukele has posted pictures of himself with Ricardo Salinas Pliego, one of the richest men in Mexico. Since 2020, Salinas Pliego has become one of the most vocal and high-profile proponents of bitcoin (BTC) in the Latin American region.

Also paying a visit to the country and Bukele’s offices was Changpeng “CZ” Zhao, the CEO of the crypto exchange giant Binance.

Max Keiser

A crowd that also comprised the outspoken bitcoiner Max Keiser and his broadcaster wife Stacy Herbert alongside Salinas Pliego, Bukele, and others was also photographed and posted to the social media platform.


Samson Mow of Exellion – a key ally of Bukele’s BTC adoption plans – was also photographed alongside Zhao and Salinas Pliego. In a number of tweets, Bukele referred to Salinas Pliego as “tío” (Spanish for “uncle”) and “Uncle Ricky.”

And “Uncle Ricky” decided to join Bukele in making a series of BTC-themed barbs aimed at American Senators. Some of whom have attempted to push through a bill that would oblige American. Agencies to prepare reports on El Salvador’s bitcoin adoption.

Central Reserve Bank of El Salvador.

Meanwhile, EFE (via Yahoo) reported that the Central Reserve Bank of El Salvador. Has classified data on remittances received through the state-run Chivo BTC wallet. And app – and will not disclose the information to the press.

The bank has reportedly refused to reveal data about remittances in the period September 2021 to January 2022. And has pledged to preserve “the confidentiality of the individual data provided by the institutions, entities, and individuals”. Who have used the app to send money to and from the country.

Bukele also took to his favorite social media platform to clarify news stories surrounding. The delay to the nation’s much-talked-about bitcoin bond issuance – which had been slated for last week.

Earlier this week, his finance minister Alejandro Zelaya had claimed that. The delay was due to the government wanting to choose an opportune moment for the issuance. The minister had claimed the delay could see the bonds issued as late as September this year.

But Bukele asked bitcoiner media outlets to “please” refrain from “spreading Reuters FUD”. He claimed that the bonds would be “issued with” the Bitfinex crypto exchange – noting also. That his meeting with “CZ” was unrelated to the bonds.