Altcoins News
By Sakamoto Nashi
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El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele has openly mocked a newly introduced U.S. Senate bill that aims to scrutinize his country’s Bitcoin policy.
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The bill in question, titled the “El Salvador Accountability Act of 2025,” was introduced in June by U.S. Senators Tim Kaine, Chris Van Hollen, and Alex Padilla—all Democrats.
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Despite growing pressure from international actors, Bukele’s reaction is yet another signal that El Salvador has no intention of reversing its Bitcoin adoption.
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According to the latest data from Arkham Intelligence, El Salvador currently holds 6,232 BTC, valued at roughly $690 million.
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Bukele’s mockery of the U.S. bill arrives at a moment of renewed enthusiasm in the crypto markets, with Bitcoin’s price rallying and interest in digital assets spiking globally.
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Despite persistent criticism from international governments and watchdogs, Bukele remains highly popular at home. Recent polling data shows he maintains a robust 8.
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The El Salvador Accountability Act is the latest in a series of U.S. legislative efforts aimed at monitoring the global spread of digital currencies and their potential to…
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While the bill has yet to pass, it has already stirred geopolitical tensions around cryptocurrency governance and highlighted a growing divide between centralized financial…
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Bukele’s response, albeit flippant, is emblematic of the broader crypto movement’s resistance to centralized control.
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In a digital economy increasingly defined by ideological lines—between decentralization advocates and regulatory authorities—El Salvador’s stance remains one of the most visible…
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