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Another clue in the race for the second nation state to adopt Bitcoin (BTC) as legal tender was revealed on Wednesday.
In a series of tweets, Lord Fusitu’a, a former member of parliament for Tonga, shares his playbook towards the Island nation inevitable adoption of the top cryptocurrency as legal tender.
With a strategy covering five points, with lessons learned from El Salvador’s user case, Fusitu’a described how over 100,00 Tongans could be converted to Bitcoin. He said the bill is “modeled on and is almost identical to the El Salvador bill.”
The announcement got the Bitcoin community on its feet celebrating the ‘news’. When it comes to expectations, the former politician considers a possible timeline for BTC becoming legal tender could be towards the end of 2022
Following an episode of the ‘What Bitcoin Did’ podcast with ‘King of Bedford’ Peter McCormack, Tonga was immediately put by many on the hotlist of next country in line to make the digital currency legal tender.
Tonga is a Polynesian island nation with 169 islands of which 36 are inhabitable. Its national income relies heavily upon remittances from its nationals residing abroad in Australia, New Zealand and the United States.
Just as El Salvador, Tonga is home to a number of active volcanoes and Fusitu’a assured his followers of its geothermal potential:
Joining the positive vibes on Twitter, Fusitu’a, concluded: