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As Bitcoin Sinks El Salvador President Nayib Buleke Comes Up In McDonald Outfit

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Bitcoin’s drop in recent days has hit the market hard, making the president of El Salvador post a photo wearing a McDonald’s uniform.



Bitcoin slumps to $34,000 in 2022, in a move that scared many investors. In a substantial correction, the new year made BTC lose 24% against the Dollar.

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El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele Posts Photo Wearing McDonald’s Livery Amid Bitcoin Crash also making it a new profile image.

 

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El Salvador made Bitcoin a legal tender in 2021, in addition, the president announced several Bitcoin purchases, the latest of which was over 410 BTC last Friday. The country’s bet on digital currency is the largest globally among any government, although this action is identified as high risk. In recent days, Moody’s has increased the country’s risk level, but the president said he doesn’t care.

With the President of El Salvador in the uniform of the famous fast-food chain, he said that he is simply joying with the Bitcoin community.

It’s worth remembering that these McDonald’s uniform memes are considered a joke in the Bitcoin community; when BTC price falls, this meme comes as a gag to prepare for a Mcdonald’s job.

As many who follow Bitcoin know that market corrections are normal and that sometimes they are strong and with brutal fast falls, the BTC “Hodlers” take the opportunity to joke that they will have to work frying hamburgers as the currency goes through a challenging moment.

In 2021, when Bitcoin underwent a sharp market correction, even billionaire Michael Saylor put on a meme uniform. His company has more than 100 thousand Bitcoins; he could have a significant loss if the market went lower than his firm average buying price.

Dogecoin creator welcomes Elsalvador president to the Mcdonald’s family: “Welcome to the McDonald’s family, sir.”

Michael Saylor, CEO of MicroStrategy liked the idea of El Salvador president and changed his Twitter profile image wearing the cap of Tahinis Restaurants saying he might apply for the night shift.

 

 

 

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