Argentinian President Javier Milei has expressed his support for an open competitive market for currencies, including Bitcoin, in a recent post on X. This move has been welcomed by the Bitcoin community, who see it as a sign of growing interest in the asset class.

Milei's comments come in response to former VanEck executive Gabor Gurbacs, who said "Bitcoin a todos" or "Bitcoin for everyone." Milei responded by saying that there will be no problems with using Bitcoin, and that other currencies such as WTI, BTU, and others can also be used. He also mentioned the functional currency method, which is used in accounting to solve the issue of multiple currencies.

The Bitcoin community has cheered Milei's comments, with Gurbacs appreciating the support for Bitcoin extended by Javier Milei and El Salvador President Nayib Bukele. The two presidents have been working together to develop a Bitcoin adoption strategy for their countries.

Milei has been taking measures to improve Argentina's derailed economy, and several analysts have suggested that he adopt Bitcoin as part of the country's Treasury. However, unlike El Salvador, Milei has not taken any official stand in this regard so far. Nevertheless, the Argentinian agencies are collaborating with El Salvador counterparts to craft their own Bitcoin adoption strategy.

The move has also caught the attention of top crypto market players, with Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson recently showing interest in expanding in Argentina.