PavMann

I keep thinking about El Salvador and I honestly don't understand why more people in tech aren't talking about it. Murder capital of the world to safest country in the western hemisphere in under 3 years. The US State Department reclassified them Level 1, same category as Canada! They have 0% tax on foreign-sourced income. 0% property tax. 0% capital gains on bitcoin. Inflation under 1%. Dollarized, so you're earning and spending in USD without the US tax overhead. They passed the world's first national law protecting open-source AI developers. If someone misuses your model, you're legally covered. Not many (if any) other countries has done this. First sovereign order of NVIDIA's B300 chips, running off geothermal, powering a national AI lab. Country of 6 million beat most of the G20 to it. Partnered with xAI to roll Grok into 5,000+ public schools, targeting a million kids (this is a big one when you think about the long term). First nationwide AI education program anywhere. @nayibbukele at 90%+ approval across independent polls. People just like the guy because things actually work. And to add to all of this, it's 2h40m direct to Miami, under $200 round trip. 4-5 hours to NYC. One hour behind East Coast time. World-class surf apparently, locally grown coffee, grass-fed beef, highlands at 12°C and coast at 34°C, all in a country the size of New Jersey. I genuinely think this might be the country story of the decade. Not because of $BTC, even though that's what put them on the map, but because they actually decided to build while everyone else was still writing policy papers about innovation. And it's working. People keep comparing it to Dubai, which is lazy, but directionally right. Except better weather, way cheaper cost of living, direct flights to the US, and a president people actually voted for and still like. If you're a founder, remote worker, or just tired of watching Western governments trip over themselves on basic policy, I'd seriously look into it.