Governments that have embraced Bitcoin, such as El Salvador, are facing significant challenges due to market volatility and regulatory pressures. Despite initial hopes of using Bitcoin for economic diversification and financial inclusion, these nations have encountered financial losses and instability. The volatility of cryptocurrencies, coupled with international regulatory pushback, has complicated their economic strategies. The article highlights the difficulties of implementing Bitcoin in developing economies, where inadequate infrastructure and high transaction costs pose additional hurdles. These challenges raise questions about the feasibility of relying on cryptocurrencies as a central economic strategy, especially in regions with limited resources.