It wasn’t supposed to be this way. Thirteen years ago, Bitcoin was introduced. According to its most ardent believers, it would replace the world’s financial system. Today, Bitcoin makes up just 0.2% of international remittances, according to a US-based think tank. Perhaps nowhere is the decline in crypto more evident than in El Salvador. You’ll remember El Salvador made Bitcoin legal tender last year. Bitcoin usage has since imploded, with only 20% of companies in … read more Crypto Carves a Path