El Salvador remains the leader in global Bitcoin interest, according to recent Google Trends data. The country has strengthened its Bitcoin commitment by launching the Freedom Visa, a unique citizenship-by-donation program using Bitcoin and Tether. Meanwhile, Brazil, climbing to second place, sees its largest bank, Itau Unibanco, introducing Bitcoin and Ether trading, amidst new cryptocurrency taxation laws. Nigeria, now in third place, is pivoting towards stablecoins like USDT, as they offer a secure alternative to the volatile Naira. Despite regulatory challenges, Nigeria’s crypto market continues to grow, marking a significant shift in the global cryptocurrency landscape.