El Salvador, under President Nayib Bukele, is advancing its sovereign artificial intelligence strategy by acquiring Nvidia's latest and most powerful AI chips, specifically the Nvidia B300 processors, which are not yet widely available globally. This move is part of El Salvador's broader ambition to position itself as a global hub for technology and innovation, supported by the National AI Agency. Concurrently, Bitcoin advocate Max Keiser has projected that when Bitcoin reaches a price of $200,000, approximately 500 million people worldwide will declare independence from central banks and nation-states, a movement he associates with El Salvador's transformation into a fully decentralized, Bitcoin node-driven nation by 2034. Keiser links this shift to a broader global financial realignment, including a collapse of the US dollar and a challenge to institutions like the International Monetary Fund. El Salvador's integration of advanced AI technology and its embrace of Bitcoin are seen as complementary steps in its security, economic, and cultural transformation.