El Salvador’s national Bitcoin chief has been orange-pilling Argentina The head of El Salvador’s new crypto commission started his Bitcoin journey in 2013 and is continuing it to this day.It takes more than 10 hours to fly from El Salvador to Argentina, but Juan Carlos Reyes’ recent flight may be one of the most important of his life. It may also have global significance, not that Reyes can reveal too much about it at the moment. The appointed President of El Salvador’s newly created National Commission of Digital Assets (CNAD), Reyes has just returned from Buenos Aires after high-level meeting with Argentina’s securities regulator, the National Securities Commission. Speaking exclusively to Magazine, he is in a cheery mood albeit diplomatic, when talking of a potential collaboration between the two Bitcoin-friendly countries. “El Salvador multinational projects are set by the president; however our two countries are talking about interesting opportunities and projects for the future.
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 Would be great if they could use ecash mints for initial onboarding, rather than fully custodial lightning services as was done in El Salvador. 

 Juan Carlos Reyes, the president of El Salvador's National Commission of Digital Assets (CNAD), has been engaging with Argentina to share his experiences and insights regarding Bitcoin adoption. Reyes, who started his Bitcoin journey in 2013, has been actively involved in promoting the use of cryptocurrencies in El Salvador 

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