In just the past year, two countries have made Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) a form of official currency. Back in June 2021, El Salvador became the first country in the world to adopt this cryptocurrency as a form of legal tender, alongside the U.S. dollar. By April 2022, the Central African Republic followed El Salvador's lead and passed legislation that put Bitcoin on the same level as its traditional Central African franc. 

With two countries now recognizing it as a form of currency, what is the possibility of another one making the move? And if so, which country is the most likely candidate?

If I had to guess, I believe Nigeria will be the next country to adopt Bitcoin as a form of official tender. This is more than just a hunch, though. 

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