According to many Salvadorans posting on social media, it is reported that part of the money in the Chivo wallet issued by the State of El Salvador is missing.

In a Twitter post initiated by the user “Commissioner” on December 16, at least 50 Salvadorans reported that their losses in December totaled more than $96,000 after the establishment of Bitcoin (Bitcoin) The government wallet. Some of these transactions were priced as low as $61, but others stated that they lost thousands of dollars or more.

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-Specialist (@_elcomisionado_) December 18, 2021

“There was a safe flow on the wallet, and the money and transactions disappeared,” Say Luis Guardado appealed directly to President Nayib Bukele. “There is no technical support, only useless phone calls, where is my money.”

watch Say In October, 3 million Salvadorans were using their Chivo wallets, about half of the country’s 6.5 million people. Since El Salvador’s Bitcoin law was first introduced in June, many people in the country have opposed the measure for various reasons, including the volatility of cryptocurrencies and claims that they are unreliable investments for pension funds.Before the law went into effect on September 7, protesters marched in the capital San Salvador, and the subsequent protests were seen by some Managed to loot and burn Chiwo kiosk.

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The President of El Salvador often promotes BTC and related projects on social media, including the use of the country’s volcanic heat to mine cryptocurrencies and Initially build a Bitcoin city Funded by USD 1 billion in BTC bonds.He also uses this platform Announcing his bitcoin purchase To the world. At the time of publication, the country’s national treasury held 1,391 bitcoins—approximately $71 million in bitcoin prices. Crypto assets hover around $50,000 For the holidays.