A few days ago a professor of applied economics at Johns Hopkins University had commented on Twitter on the plans of the government of El Salvador to create a Bitcoin city, claiming that the advertised energy source for the city is an "inactive volcano". He wrote: “The Bitcoin City proposal is prepared like Florida for snow. The advertised energy source for the city is an inactive volcano. This is just another attention grabbing antic from a narcissistic president who is full of hot air. "
President Nayib Bukele, obviously not impressed, quoted Hanke's tweet and stressed the economist's lack of knowledge on the subject. Bukele tweeted a few questions to Hanke, in response to his comment. While admitting to having stated that it is an active volcano in advertising, President Bukele then sarcastically asked how it would be possible to build a city right under an active volcano.
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It is Interestingly, this isn't the first time the two have publicly clashed. On October 15, the day the price of Bitcoin (BTC) crossed the $ 60,000 mark, President Nayib Bukele taunted applied economics professor Steve Hanke for his warning statements prior to that period.
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President Nayib Bukele, obviously not impressed, quoted Hanke's tweet and stressed the economist's lack of knowledge on the subject. Bukele tweeted a few questions to Hanke, in response to his comment. While admitting to having stated that it is an active volcano in advertising, President Bukele then sarcastically asked how it would be possible to build a city right under an active volcano.
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It is Interestingly, this isn't the first time the two have publicly clashed. On October 15, the day the price of Bitcoin (BTC) crossed the $ 60,000 mark, President Nayib Bukele taunted applied economics professor Steve Hanke for his warning statements prior to that period.
if (jQuery ("# crm_srl-th_altra_d_mh2_1"). is (": visible")) {console.log ("Edinet ADV adding zone: tag crm_srl-th_altra_d_mh2_1 slot id: th_altra_d_mh2"); } Hanke had previously warned that El Salvador was heading for impending "financial ruin" with "Bukele at the helm". These statements came shortly after El Salvador's president bought bitcoin at a time when the price was falling.