Odaily Planet Daily News El Salvador's Bitcoin roadmap may include deeper integration of crypto assets as part of its economic future. Salvadoran Vice President Felix Ulloa recently said that Bitcoin could be a tool to liberate El Salvador from using fiat currencies, including the US dollar. In an interview with Russia Today (RT) during the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF), Ulloa emphasized the economic freedom opportunities that the adoption of Bitcoin brings to the country. When asked about El Salvador's possible de-dollarization and its relationship with Bitcoin, Ulloa emphasized that they had studied this case before, and returning to the Salvadoran colon (the country's legal currency) would place a heavy burden on the country. El Salvador adopted the US dollar in 2020, allowing the use of the US dollar in all commercial and financial transactions while seeking to improve its economic data. Ulloa said that El Salvador hopes to liberate its economy from the central bank and also wants to get rid of its potential dependence on fiat currencies such as the US dollar, euro, and pound. Ulloa noted: "For this purpose, Bitcoin has become an option; not only Bitcoin, but also other cryptocurrencies that are circulating in the international market." Last year, El Salvador passed a digital asset law that includes cryptocurrencies, tokens and other digital assets to further promote economic liberalization. (Bitcoin.com)