Paolo Ardoino: El Salvador will become the financial center of Central and South America
The third "Adopting Bitcoin" event was held in El Salvador. Paolo Ardoino, CEO of Tether, said in an interview that El Salvador will succeed from a macroeconomic perspective. Bond ratings continue to improve, and even some Bloomberg reporters have to admit that President Bukele's domestic and foreign policies are correct. The new digital asset law is putting El Salvador on the path to becoming a financial center in Central and South America. It provides certainty for people and guidance on how to do things correctly. No one wants the Wild West. El Salvador has made great efforts to prevent fraudsters from entering the country, which is one of the most beautiful stories the country can create. Strengthening digital asset laws is very important. We hope to make things clear and open, and make everyone follow the rules.
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