@@porchwookie from what I have been told citizens can on and carry. Expats they can after their first year of residency. Anyway, not sure if this is 100% correct but that's I have been told.
@@Moneydelics Glad to hear it, thanks for letting me know. Google wasn't too helpful. I love the focus on self sovereignty in El Salvador and am considering moving there. But I'm a gun loving, gun toting American haha.
I’m Canadian as well and believe our country is headed in the wrong direction.. whether it be taxes, inflation or over regulation. El Salvador is looking really good right now!!
Canadá helped EL Salvador when it welcomed many Salvadoreans for during the most difficult times & now I’m glad to see Canadians being able to enjoy El Salvador and the freedom it offers. Humanity working together, helping each other ❤
Hi.I'm in Peru at the moment...how would you compare the cost of living in El Salvidor.. in a less built up area .. not the big cities or tourist areas..?
Great interview, guys! You're very impactful in articulating the gravity of what is happening in Canada that the rest of the world does not know anything about. As always, great choice of words.
What a nice video vey interesting i was in el salvador a month ago and during that time .there were more than 20 days without homicides in the whole country that's was amazing..it was hard to believe but it was true
Hi Ryan!!! I saw you in another video chanel. It is good from you that you speak good about El Salvador, now your country, guys. You were shopping in the store when the venezuelan guy was there doing a video about bitcoin in El Salvador. You're becoming famous,guys😊😊😊
It was a pleasure to meet Oscar! I happened to be at Tengo when he was filming there. The guy is an absolute pro; I was hugely impressed with how he operates.
El Salvador has always been a country of immigrants. Just look at the current president's ethnic backgrounds. Anyways, what you will experience is a welcoming people and a very chill atmosphere. The country is going through a boom in all aspects of economic opportunities, and I can see it become a must stop in anyone's vacation destination....
Thank you for your fabulous video!! viva el salvador, and as a bitcoiner, I will definitely caming to El salvador with my polish wife to invest in the resort area at the beach. I am very excited to make this dream come true .,we already bought the land, and now we will meet with the architecture for the design 😂 God bless all the people, in salvador, and all the investors.
Congrats! Be sure to reach out to Jeremy from EscapetoElSalvador.org with code PARADISEPPL to make sure your immigration goes smoothly, and be in touch if we can be of any help!
@@twopeopleinparadise thanks for documenting your beautiful experience. I am also Canadian from Ottawa looking to head to El Salvador. I echo precisely all of your views.. I don’t recognize my country and want something more. Is there any way I can reach out to you guys directly? I’d like to meet you guys when I come down!! Cheers from Ottawa. - Phil.
Hola chicos, I'm coming to El Salvador within the next few months with my husband. We're both in our early 60s and looking forward to our new adventure in the world's first bitcoin circular economy. I lived in the Caribbean for 15 years and can't wait to get back to the tropics after 7 years in Europe. I enjoy watching your videos and hope to meet up with you at some point. Hope you're having an awesome day.
You know, statistically, you live LONGER the closer you are to the Equator! So Canadians just increased their life spans by like, 30 years. What I'm refering to is sun exposure of direct rays. It's a real thing, along with, 'GROUNDING' or walking bare foot, and deep breathing. Magnatism, sunlight, and O2 are the TOP 3 vital things for all biological life.
Beautiful video I really enjoy the interview looking forward for more i would love to experience the transformation of the community enjoy the weather, people and the food, love it from Vancouver B.C
I (Ryan) lived in Calgary for 14 years; left in 2014. I remember how it used to be one of the most cost effective and safe cities in Canada. I suppose that's not true anymore?
@@josezavala3317 yea everything went up without a warning property taxes is like we can t afford to but almost nothing and the way the US $ is going that is gonna affect Canadians one way or another….we tax payers pay the price at the and or the day
I would like to go back to El Salvador completely but I never thought that this country could change... because the governments of the past were corrupt and I didn't think of going back... Everything I earned I spent here in Canada. I recently went to El Salvador for 3 months and I didn't even want to go back to Canada...many things are changing in Canada, it's not the same anymore, before a liter of gasoline was worth $0.43 cents and putting air in the tires was free! !! just to say
@@twopeopleinparadise yes here they are charging $1 the last time that I went ...Keep up the good work and enjoy ... seasonal fruit, each season there is a different variety
The homeless problem here in Los Angeles California, along with drugs and high crime, is real, dangerous and want to make you leave this place. You two made the right move at the right time. Congratulations.
I love El Salvador. I spent the whole of February there. The people are the nicest I have ever met. You have to visit Suchitoto. I hope that other Americans will follow because this country has so much to offer. Also, I hope that Salvadorans return because it is a very different place.
Hey Brian, I just see you with Venezuelan guy who lives in Miami doing videos. I was really nice 👍🏼. He interviewed a bunch of people asking how safe is El Salvador and I they like Bukele. 100 % people told him they feel safe and they love Bukele. It was very nice
Our clients pay us in Bitcoin using BitWage, comes directly to our wallet. From there we do an on-chain transaction to our landlord on the last day of each month. No exchanges, no fees apart from the network fees.
Great video guys here in Fl things are good but with that said, before all of you moved there El Salvador was on our radar Mark Moss did a great vid on Bitcoin Beach really got me we are older cpl who didn't get in Bitcoin early but glad we have what we have. Look forward to a visit in Sept
@@twopeopleinparadise I would like to recommend you to do a video collaboration with Sunset Hopper she is a Japanese UA-camr who visited El Salvador ten months ago to know more about Bitcoin at that moment she had less than 3 thousand followers but she felt in love with the country and after that she has visited El Salvador 3 times and people loves her. Now she has 75 K followers and she is connected with many Salvadorans UA-camrs like Alfredo Larin, Atilio Larin her Boyfriend, Judi Vargas , and many others others with a lot of followers. She speaks English and Spanish now
We were very moved by your Canadian Manifesto. Shared it in freedom loving group. We are coming in next few months. What is your best recommendation for finding a long term rental?
Your best bet is to grab an AirBnB for a couple of weeks and hit the ground running when you arrive. Check out the El Salvador Expats group on Facebook for rental contacts, and cruise around looking for signs in cafes. You can also drop us a DM on Twitter and we can connect you with a few property people when you arrive. This is a word-of-mouth economy, so the best approach is to show up and start asking. You'll be amazed how eager people are to help if you give them a smile and a kind word!
Cultural El Salvador is very friendly and hospitalary with tourists but with some much emigration I am afraid that it may change. Ian salvadoreña born but I am afraid the country itself lost it’s identity. An example is how the prices of Airbnb are increasing very crazy. It”s becoming very expensive to travel with Canadian money.
I am Salvadoran and what you just said makes no sense, we Salvadoran welcome people from all over the world, mostly people that contribute to our economy and development. The prices are high everywhere you go, mostly after COVID-19. As a Salvadoran, I welcome you all, don't listen to what some ignorant and hateful people said, you are welcome to our country.
I live in Canada, have a small family and trying to build a case to convince my wife that moving to El Salvador is the best future for our little one. The Trudeau government have destroyed this country, what once used to be a great place to raise a family. Thank you for sharing your experience of moving to El Salvador as this will help my case to get my family out of here one day. Please keep sharing the experience!
I wonder and ask... how can the huge Bitcoin volatility make it suitable for payments? For example: if I buy a car now with 1 BTC (~$28,000) and if next year 1 BTC reaches for example $50,000 it will be like I paid $50,000 for that same car...
Interesting question. Looking at it another way, if you buy a car with 28,000 units of fiat trash, that's 28,000 you didn't exchange for Bitcoin. If in 1 year Bitcoin reaches $50,000, you're in the same boat as if you had bought the car with 1 BTC. It's the same outcome. The difference is that by using the Bitcoin to buy that car, you have contributed to the emergence of a Bitcoin-based economy. Every exchange of goods and services for Bitcoin brings us one step closer to a sound money system in which the people are empowered to control their own economic life. Let's also reframe the concept of Bitcoin's "volatility." If you start with the assumption that dollars are a good yardstick for measuring value, you will see the dollar-denominated price of Bitcoin fluctuate a lot and think that Bitcoin's value is unstable. But are dollars a good yardstick for measuring value? The purchasing power of a dollar is dictated by unelected bureaucrats who meet behind closed doors to make decisions about interest rates, money supply increases, and so on. Because of this, dollars have no intrinsic value. Their value isn't derived from utility, nor any other principle; it is simply imposed onto millions of people by incompetent and typically corrupt authorities. For that reason, fiat dollars are inherently deranged, and can't be used reliably to measure the value of anything. In other words, the dollar-denominated price of Bitcoin contains no information about Bitcoin's intrinsic value. The intrinsic value of Bitcoin comes from its security, its sovereign utility, and its decentralization. This is a subtle but profound shift in thinking which, once realized, has profoundly liberating implications.
@@twopeopleinparadise I thank you for your kind answer, and I know it is tricky, but I respectfully disagree: if I have both $28,000 and 1 BTC, if I buy the car with $28,000 and keep my 1 BTC, next year (as per the example above) it will equal $50,000. On the contrary, if I buy the car with 1 BTC and keep $28,000, next year I will still have just $28,000 (with less purchasing power due to inflation). Therefore, the best outcome would be to buy the car with $ and not BTC. Obviously the scenario totally changes 180 degrees if next year 1 BTC = $14,000 (but we all know that BTC value will grow in time). What do you think?
@@twopeopleinparadise Great answer and I do agree with your perspective! Also, we know that in time BTC volatility will keep decreasing anyway. The true change will happen if/when all the goods/services will be priced in BTC/Satoshi only, with no more inflation. Thank you for your time and insight!
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Beautiful overall message. How do we actually meet up with you in El Salvador?... Let's say if we go on a exploratory trip? Also, are there ways to converse with you guys online on a video call? Thanks
I love kanata British Columbia i lived in coquitlan Vancouver British Columbia and I have two kids born in new west mister Vancouver boy and girl and I am proud of it and you are very welcome to El Salvador specially now I know El Salvador is changing from democradura to a real democracy.
I am from La Union, I remember in the 70s late 80s, there was a whole neighborhood named los Canadensis.....I believe they collaborated on educational programs related to fishing industry
We haven't lived out there no, but it is true that the further you go from the more developed areas, the less understanding and receptiveness to Bitcoin you find, which is to be expected. There is an organization called Mi Primer Bitcoin which is bringing Bitcoin and financial education to the public school system, however, and they are making a huge impact.
I live here in Toronto in the city of Vaughan just north of Toronto. 3 weeks ago someone got shot not too far away from my house . I been living here in my house 21 years and we have never seen anything like it before.
Just a week ago three people were stabbed at a high school right beside our old apartment in Canada. Our friends and family back home are starting to feel unsafe.
Watch the documentary about the British cyclist who rode his bicycle around the world. He had his biggest problems in Texas, not all the terrible countries we hear about in the United States news sources.
I’m a bitcoin believer but also own precious metals. I was wondering is it easy to trade precious metals there? Thanks and I really appreciate your videos.
Great video! Something you said caught my attention. I was thinking in saving a small amount of my salary (probably 10%) in crypto. Why do you guys think that eth is a shitcoin? Should I save that 10% only in bitcoin? I'm very curious about that.
Sorry for the late reply, UA-cam hid your comment (probably because of the words "10% in crypto"). Ethereum is a shitcoin because it is a centrally controlled, centrally planned, and state-captured coin. 60% of Ethereum blocks comply with US-government imposed transaction censorship. Bitcoin does not suffer from this. It has no CEO and no central committee. It cannot be censored, debased, or meaningfully altered to deviate from its concensus rules. The more Bitcoin you have, the more insulated you are from monetary debasement, manipulation, and plunder. Especially if you live in a Bitcoin-friendly jurisdiction, your economic freedom is directly proportionate to your Bitcoin holdings as a percentage of net worth.
In your next live video, would you please devote some time to discussing the general political atmosphere among expats in El Salvador? I've noticed from videos that the expat community seems to be largely socially liberal (the lady from New Zealand described multiculturalism as "wonderful"). I'm socially conservative and, while I support what you are trying to achieve with Bitcoin, I don't think I would feel very comfortable surrounded by liberals. Do you think El Salvador is attracting liberals because part of the deal with moving there is that you have to be prepared to immerse yourself in a foreign culture? I'd love to hear your thoughts on this.
Jesús i hope Nayib helps keeping the country conservative. El Salvador is very conservative where “marihuaba use” has not been legalized and to me that would attract them liberals, more and more. But I believe that it could be an even division within non-natives as its beaches be are the favorite playground for the so called “free people” woke… let’s hope the culture values prevail.
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@@twopeopleinparadise I'm an american. Do I need the el salvadore chivo wallet to withdraw or can I just withdraw with the generated receipt and use like a us driver's license? I've seen videos that appear it's only for citizens with chivo and others where foreigners are withdrawing cash.
You can use the Chivo ATM to buy/sell Bitcoin with any wallet app. Only citizens can use the Chivo app itself. There are other, better ways to manage Bitcoin/fiat exchanges here. Video coming soon!
Check out Part 1 on @moneydelics here! ua-cam.com/video/2cn-xI42FEM/v-deo.html
Guys, thank you so so much for agreeing to do this. I feel blessed that our path crossed in this incredible place.
❤🇸🇻
Do you know if you can legally own guns in El Salvador?
@@porchwookie from what I have been told citizens can on and carry. Expats they can after their first year of residency. Anyway, not sure if this is 100% correct but that's I have been told.
@@Moneydelics Glad to hear it, thanks for letting me know. Google wasn't too helpful. I love the focus on self sovereignty in El Salvador and am considering moving there. But I'm a gun loving, gun toting American haha.
I’m Canadian as well and believe our country is headed in the wrong direction.. whether it be taxes, inflation or over regulation. El Salvador is looking really good right now!!
Come for a visit!
Canada has always been a model of a good modern country with high values in the world…. It is sad what’s taking place there now 😢
What are you talking about el salvador is safer than 🇨🇦
Now per capita do your research
Anyway it's true Canada has been always a model!!!
🇨🇦🇸🇻🇸🇻🇨🇦
Blame the government?
El Salvador was great, i was in San Salavador for a week i was in the open and it was awesome.
Canadá helped EL Salvador when it welcomed many Salvadoreans for during the most difficult times & now I’m glad to see Canadians being able to enjoy El Salvador and the freedom it offers. Humanity working together, helping each other ❤
Welcome to El Salvador guys 💓 y que Viva nayib Bukely
Great interview I haven’t been to El Salvador 🇸🇻 for 22 years I can’t wait to go back . I miss my beautiful country
Hi.I'm in Peru at the moment...how would you compare the cost of living in El Salvidor.. in a less built up area .. not the big cities or tourist areas..?
We have a video on this! ua-cam.com/video/s2BrwgNfZqA/v-deo.html
Great interview, guys! You're very impactful in articulating the gravity of what is happening in Canada that the rest of the world does not know anything about. As always, great choice of words.
Thank you so much for watching, Rachel 🙏
Thank you guys for this interview, specials thanks to Jessica for yours last wishes to the people of El Salvador min 21. Love U guys.
What a nice video vey interesting i was in el salvador a month ago and during that time .there were more than 20 days without homicides in the whole country that's was amazing..it was hard to believe but it was true
What I love of El Salvador is that you don't see homeless people like so many countries
It count by the thousands. They live on the banks of the train line in houses made with cardboard and metal sheets
The poor have been thrown into jail without trial.
@@b.richardsalas1393 you can them criminals
@@fabferman3275 being poor is criminal?
Brings me joy to see you both thriving!
Gracias por sus videos amigos. Siempre les veo y comparto sus videos .muchas bendiciones y feliz domingo de Ramos
Hi Ryan!!! I saw you in another video chanel. It is good from you that you speak good about El Salvador, now your country, guys. You were shopping in the store when the venezuelan guy was there doing a video about bitcoin in El Salvador. You're becoming famous,guys😊😊😊
It was a pleasure to meet Oscar! I happened to be at Tengo when he was filming there. The guy is an absolute pro; I was hugely impressed with how he operates.
El Salvador has always been a country of immigrants. Just look at the current president's ethnic backgrounds. Anyways, what you will experience is a welcoming people and a very chill atmosphere. The country is going through a boom in all aspects of economic opportunities, and I can see it become a must stop in anyone's vacation destination....
Thank you for your fabulous video!! viva el salvador, and as a bitcoiner, I will definitely caming to El salvador with my polish wife to invest in the resort area at the beach. I am very excited to make this dream come true .,we already bought the land, and now we will meet with the architecture for the design 😂 God bless all the people, in salvador, and all the investors.
See you at a Bitcoin Beach meetup!
I just watched the first part... And for real I'm moving to El Salvador!!👏🏻👏🏻🇮🇱
Congrats! Be sure to reach out to Jeremy from EscapetoElSalvador.org with code PARADISEPPL to make sure your immigration goes smoothly, and be in touch if we can be of any help!
Oh, and if the Israeli flag indicates your nationality, we have a friend who'd like to meet you. She's here from Israel as well..
@@twopeopleinparadise Awesome!! I'm from the States but living in Israel since 2015 I was in the IDF.
@@twopeopleinparadise thanks for documenting your beautiful experience. I am also Canadian from Ottawa looking to head to El Salvador. I echo precisely all of your views.. I don’t recognize my country and want something more. Is there any way I can reach out to you guys directly? I’d like to meet you guys when I come down!! Cheers from Ottawa. - Phil.
Hola chicos, I'm coming to El Salvador within the next few months with my husband. We're both in our early 60s and looking forward to our new adventure in the world's first bitcoin circular economy. I lived in the Caribbean for 15 years and can't wait to get back to the tropics after 7 years in Europe. I enjoy watching your videos and hope to meet up with you at some point. Hope you're having an awesome day.
Congratulations! If you happen to see us, please say hello!
We the Salvadoran love you guys❤
Buenísima entrevista
Thanks guys welcome to my country 👍👍👍
Thank you! 😃
You know, statistically, you live LONGER the closer you are to the Equator! So Canadians just increased their life spans by like, 30 years. What I'm refering to is sun exposure of direct rays. It's a real thing, along with, 'GROUNDING' or walking bare foot, and deep breathing. Magnatism, sunlight, and O2 are the TOP 3 vital things for all biological life.
Welcome to El Salvador 👏🏻
Thank you!
This video made me want to see Part 1. And I did.
👍🏻
I live in Miami and the local News every day are very annoying with the local crime here. Lots of crimes in MIA.
Beautiful video I really enjoy the interview looking forward for more i would love to experience the transformation of the community enjoy the weather, people and the food, love it from Vancouver B.C
I love your vision guys and be part of the change.
Very informative....cheers
That’s really awesome guys ..I like everything that you said and show of El Salvador love it ❤❤❤
Thank you!
Im Salvadoran living in Calgary AB it seems that soon we won’t be able to afford much !the cost of living is just getting to the roof
I (Ryan) lived in Calgary for 14 years; left in 2014. I remember how it used to be one of the most cost effective and safe cities in Canada. I suppose that's not true anymore?
Don’t forget the yearly property taxes! I’m getting the hell out of the us as soon as I can !
@@josezavala3317 yea everything went up without a warning property taxes is like we can t afford to but almost nothing and the way the US $ is going that is gonna affect Canadians one way or another….we tax payers pay the price at the and or the day
Thank You Guys very nices interview / lucky you are living in a paradise !!! Congratulation 1!
Thanks for watching!
Good point about the money, if money doesn't hold its value, it's not money 👍
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I am planning to go back to my country and teach English to all my people in el Salvador.
I would like to go back to El Salvador completely but I never thought that this country could change... because the governments of the past were corrupt and I didn't think of going back... Everything I earned I spent here in Canada. I recently went to El Salvador for 3 months and I didn't even want to go back to Canada...many things are changing in Canada, it's not the same anymore, before a liter of gasoline was worth $0.43 cents and putting air in the tires was free! !! just to say
We remember when they started charging $1 for air. Is it still $1 or has that inflated too?
@@twopeopleinparadise yes here they are charging $1 the last time that I went ...Keep up the good work and enjoy ... seasonal fruit, each season there is a different variety
When ever I see a gas station charging for air I refuse to give them my business
Vidri is good place to buy an Freund as well
The homeless problem here in Los Angeles California, along with drugs and high crime, is real, dangerous and want to make you leave this place.
You two made the right move at the right time.
Congratulations.
❤El ❤SALVADOR 🇸🇻 HAS❤YOU'RE ❤BACK❤JESSE & RYAN❤
Great Channel you two.
Love it.
Greetings from California 🇺🇸.
Love this!
I like to see this beautifull people in my country . Felicidades , sigan construyendo sus sueños en nuestro paraiso.
I love El Salvador. I spent the whole of February there. The people are the nicest I have ever met. You have to visit Suchitoto.
I hope that other Americans will follow because this country has so much to offer. Also, I hope that Salvadorans return because it is a very different place.
Hey Brian, I just see you with Venezuelan guy who lives in Miami doing videos. I was really nice 👍🏼. He interviewed a bunch of people asking how safe is El Salvador and I they like Bukele. 100 % people told him they feel safe and they love Bukele. It was very nice
Yeah, Oscar happened to be filming in Tengo when I popped in to pick something up! Great guy, great channel.
Yeah vidri
Great interview! Btw the pizza story was much more than 50 btc ;)
Yes it was!
Generally speaking, it's easier to see what's wrong than what it's "right."
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I was in El Salvador last week and I dint want to come back to Canada 🇨🇦 cant wait to go back to El Salvador 🇸🇻!
You are amazing people.
Thank you! But anyone can do as we have done and live as we are living. If we can do it, so can you.
Enjoyed it!
Just I do a delivery for guy here Vancouver.
I was talk with he surprised
He say am moving to el salvador next month.
Lol was so surprised it
Great insights. How does the payment of the rent go in BTC… which system is used, an exchange charging 2%?
Our clients pay us in Bitcoin using BitWage, comes directly to our wallet. From there we do an on-chain transaction to our landlord on the last day of each month. No exchanges, no fees apart from the network fees.
Great video guys here in Fl things are good but with that said, before all of you moved there El Salvador was on our radar Mark Moss did a great vid on Bitcoin Beach really got me we are older cpl who didn't get in Bitcoin early but glad we have what we have. Look forward to a visit in Sept
Hey Ryan 👍😃I just saw you with the Venezuelan UA-camr Oscar Alejandro : La Realidad del Bitcoin en El Salvador .. ( minute 20. 10)
Yeah! Ran into him at Tengo a few weeks ago. Nice guy!
Promoted our channel when we were filming, but he didn't include that part 😅
@@twopeopleinparadise I would like to recommend you to do a video collaboration with Sunset Hopper she is a Japanese UA-camr who visited El Salvador ten months ago to know more about Bitcoin at that moment she had less than 3 thousand followers but she felt in love with the country and after that she has visited El Salvador 3 times and people loves her. Now she has 75 K followers and she is connected with many Salvadorans UA-camrs like Alfredo Larin, Atilio Larin her Boyfriend, Judi Vargas , and many others others with a lot of followers. She speaks English and Spanish now
Good interview, thanks for let the world knows, safety of the country, thanks God, and our president Bukele.
Hi Guys, thank you for being part of the change" welcome"
We were very moved by your Canadian Manifesto. Shared it in freedom loving group. We are coming in next few months. What is your best recommendation for finding a long term rental?
Your best bet is to grab an AirBnB for a couple of weeks and hit the ground running when you arrive. Check out the El Salvador Expats group on Facebook for rental contacts, and cruise around looking for signs in cafes. You can also drop us a DM on Twitter and we can connect you with a few property people when you arrive. This is a word-of-mouth economy, so the best approach is to show up and start asking. You'll be amazed how eager people are to help if you give them a smile and a kind word!
Cultural El Salvador is very friendly and hospitalary with tourists but with some much emigration I am afraid that it may change. Ian salvadoreña born but I am afraid the country itself lost it’s identity. An example is how the prices of Airbnb are increasing very crazy. It”s becoming very expensive to travel with Canadian money.
No matter what, it will get expensive that is part of capitalism. Every country that thrive, gets expensive.
I am Salvadoran and what you just said makes no sense, we Salvadoran welcome people from all over the world, mostly people that contribute to our economy and development.
The prices are high everywhere you go, mostly after COVID-19.
As a Salvadoran, I welcome you all, don't listen to what some ignorant and hateful people said, you are welcome to our country.
Awesome video !!!!!!!!!! lots of informations. thanks.
Thanks you for come to live to my country
I can't wait to go back to my barrio El Puerto El moral conchalio San blas El mahagual sunsal El tunconel sontevel palmar🇸🇻🇸🇻
We are nearby!
20:21😮 90 % of Salvadorans living in the USA 🇺🇸 share your dream. We don’t build o buy houses here we invest in the country
Canada is a friendly country and beautiful.
It was at one time
Hi guys, I love your videos. Beautiful experence that are have in El Salvador
I live in Canada, have a small family and trying to build a case to convince my wife that moving to El Salvador is the best future for our little one. The Trudeau government have destroyed this country, what once used to be a great place to raise a family. Thank you for sharing your experience of moving to El Salvador as this will help my case to get my family out of here one day. Please keep sharing the experience!
If we can be of any help, please reach out!
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I wonder and ask... how can the huge Bitcoin volatility make it suitable for payments? For example: if I buy a car now with 1 BTC (~$28,000) and if next year 1 BTC reaches for example $50,000 it will be like I paid $50,000 for that same car...
Interesting question. Looking at it another way, if you buy a car with 28,000 units of fiat trash, that's 28,000 you didn't exchange for Bitcoin. If in 1 year Bitcoin reaches $50,000, you're in the same boat as if you had bought the car with 1 BTC. It's the same outcome.
The difference is that by using the Bitcoin to buy that car, you have contributed to the emergence of a Bitcoin-based economy. Every exchange of goods and services for Bitcoin brings us one step closer to a sound money system in which the people are empowered to control their own economic life.
Let's also reframe the concept of Bitcoin's "volatility." If you start with the assumption that dollars are a good yardstick for measuring value, you will see the dollar-denominated price of Bitcoin fluctuate a lot and think that Bitcoin's value is unstable.
But are dollars a good yardstick for measuring value? The purchasing power of a dollar is dictated by unelected bureaucrats who meet behind closed doors to make decisions about interest rates, money supply increases, and so on. Because of this, dollars have no intrinsic value. Their value isn't derived from utility, nor any other principle; it is simply imposed onto millions of people by incompetent and typically corrupt authorities. For that reason, fiat dollars are inherently deranged, and can't be used reliably to measure the value of anything.
In other words, the dollar-denominated price of Bitcoin contains no information about Bitcoin's intrinsic value. The intrinsic value of Bitcoin comes from its security, its sovereign utility, and its decentralization. This is a subtle but profound shift in thinking which, once realized, has profoundly liberating implications.
@@twopeopleinparadise I thank you for your kind answer, and I know it is tricky, but I respectfully disagree: if I have both $28,000 and 1 BTC, if I buy the car with $28,000 and keep my 1 BTC, next year (as per the example above) it will equal $50,000. On the contrary, if I buy the car with 1 BTC and keep $28,000, next year I will still have just $28,000 (with less purchasing power due to inflation). Therefore, the best outcome would be to buy the car with $ and not BTC. Obviously the scenario totally changes 180 degrees if next year 1 BTC = $14,000 (but we all know that BTC value will grow in time). What do you think?
@@twopeopleinparadise Great answer and I do agree with your perspective! Also, we know that in time BTC volatility will keep decreasing anyway. The true change will happen if/when all the goods/services will be priced in BTC/Satoshi only, with no more inflation. Thank you for your time and insight!
What mostly surprise me is the give their client access to their trading site where they can monitor their trades on a daily basis🤗
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Woooo very good interview, I like you guys , thank you 🙏 alls , have wonderful wonderful days
Thank you! You too!
Great interview!! excited about El Salvador!!!!
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Good interview!! 👍🏼👍🏼
Glad you enjoyed it!
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Thanks for making these videos! Here's a coffee. Please see my question on atms for foreigners.
Thank you so much! We saw your earlier question and are headed out to film the answer this morning. Expect that video next weekend!
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Very good interview! Thank you.
Beautiful overall message. How do we actually meet up with you in El Salvador?... Let's say if we go on a exploratory trip? Also, are there ways to converse with you guys online on a video call? Thanks
It might be a little too late but how was your first Semana Santa
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I love kanata British Columbia i lived in coquitlan Vancouver British Columbia and I have two kids born in new west mister Vancouver boy and girl and I am proud of it and you are very welcome to El Salvador specially now I know El Salvador is changing from democradura to a real democracy.
You guys are great Good luck God bless from Cecilia in the USA 😢
Just saw Ryan in another youtube video in Spanish.
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Oscar Alejandro! Yeah we bumped into each other at Tengo..
I am from La Union, I remember in the 70s late 80s, there was a whole neighborhood named los Canadensis.....I believe they collaborated on educational programs related to fishing industry
I'm from Australia I would like to visit can you please help me touring
@Two People in Paradise Have you lived on the outskirts (e.g. Cabañas) & compiled inputs from the locals in their experience of bitcoin?
We haven't lived out there no, but it is true that the further you go from the more developed areas, the less understanding and receptiveness to Bitcoin you find, which is to be expected. There is an organization called Mi Primer Bitcoin which is bringing Bitcoin and financial education to the public school system, however, and they are making a huge impact.
God bless y’all n El Salvador is your house 🏡
I live here in Toronto in the city of Vaughan just north of Toronto. 3 weeks ago someone got shot not too far away from my house . I been living here in my house 21 years and we have never seen anything like it before.
Just a week ago three people were stabbed at a high school right beside our old apartment in Canada. Our friends and family back home are starting to feel unsafe.
Don’t mess my country’s moral values!!!!! Keep El Salvador Godly and pro-life!!!
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Seben muy bien guy. Lla les canbio la piel ❤
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Thank you great :)
Glad you enjoyed it!
Watch the documentary about the British cyclist who rode his bicycle around the world. He had his biggest problems in Texas, not all the terrible countries we hear about in the United States news sources.
What do you guys do for income?
Arriva el salvador 🇸🇻 bukele y el bitcoin
I want to come to El Salvador next week to stay and explore i would love to have a contact with you. I ll be coming from Barrie Ontario. Jack
Bukeles already set El Salvador for success but not for failure, any business in El Salvador succeed even the guy on the corner selling hot dogs.
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I’m a bitcoin believer but also own precious metals. I was wondering is it easy to trade precious metals there? Thanks and I really appreciate your videos.
We have seen a few gold and silver shops in San Salvador, yes
@@twopeopleinparadise Awesome! Thank you 👍🏼
Great video! Something you said caught my attention. I was thinking in saving a small amount of my salary (probably 10%) in crypto. Why do you guys think that eth is a shitcoin? Should I save that 10% only in bitcoin? I'm very curious about that.
Sorry for the late reply, UA-cam hid your comment (probably because of the words "10% in crypto").
Ethereum is a shitcoin because it is a centrally controlled, centrally planned, and state-captured coin. 60% of Ethereum blocks comply with US-government imposed transaction censorship.
Bitcoin does not suffer from this. It has no CEO and no central committee. It cannot be censored, debased, or meaningfully altered to deviate from its concensus rules.
The more Bitcoin you have, the more insulated you are from monetary debasement, manipulation, and plunder. Especially if you live in a Bitcoin-friendly jurisdiction, your economic freedom is directly proportionate to your Bitcoin holdings as a percentage of net worth.
The most dangerous thing about El Salvador are those coconuts hanging above your head!
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In your next live video, would you please devote some time to discussing the general political atmosphere among expats in El Salvador?
I've noticed from videos that the expat community seems to be largely socially liberal (the lady from New Zealand described multiculturalism as "wonderful").
I'm socially conservative and, while I support what you are trying to achieve with Bitcoin, I don't think I would feel very comfortable surrounded by liberals.
Do you think El Salvador is attracting liberals because part of the deal with moving there is that you have to be prepared to immerse yourself in a foreign culture?
I'd love to hear your thoughts on this.
Jesús i hope Nayib helps keeping the country conservative. El Salvador is very conservative where “marihuaba use” has not been legalized and to me that would attract them liberals, more and more. But I believe that it could be an even division within non-natives as its beaches be are the favorite playground for the so called “free people” woke… let’s hope the culture values prevail.
We have heard about this, but have never actually seen one in real life. We will address this in the next livestream!
Do you use chivo wallet or are you using lightning to pay groceries and rent?
Chivo is only available to citizens of El Salvador. Groceries are paid with Lightning. We pay our rent on-chain.
@@twopeopleinparadise how about the atms. Can you withdraw cash with lightning?
ATM transactions are all done on-chain as well. This is for the security layer 1 provides. Some ATMs will dispense cash as soon as the transaction hits the mempool, but others require one or more confirmations, which involves a wait and can be frustrating.
However, DitoBanx is soon to launch an exciting solution for this. Next week's video will cover it in depth!
@@twopeopleinparadise I'm an american. Do I need the el salvadore chivo wallet to withdraw or can I just withdraw with the generated receipt and use like a us driver's license? I've seen videos that appear it's only for citizens with chivo and others where foreigners are withdrawing cash.
You can use the Chivo ATM to buy/sell Bitcoin with any wallet app. Only citizens can use the Chivo app itself.
There are other, better ways to manage Bitcoin/fiat exchanges here. Video coming soon!