>>60570486
It's not something you can write here in 5 min, the implications are a lot more complex than what I could explain to you well. The euro, as the EU, has its good things and its bad things. For responsible countries with good governments that have a strong manufacturing sector that exports outside of the EU a lot, the euro is an economy killer (not your case since most of your exports go to the EU and your currency was already pegged). For countries that keep on electing retarded populist leaders that keep devaluing the currency to fund their promises for gibs while fucking the exonomy, the euro is a leash on those retards to stop killing all of the population's savings (look at how many south americans keep their savings in dollars because they know their shitty governments will keep on fucking up monetary policy).
So it's a trade off, yes you are no longer sovereign in monetary terms, but in exchange you get a currency that's too big to manipulate by speculators (look at the 1997 asian financial crisis if you want to see what can be done to weak currencies in terms of manipulation), stable (good if you keep your savings in currency and your governments are shit), stronger (you get more purchasing power for imports), etc.
I don't know much about bulgarian politics so you have to judge for yourself if you have good governments that could be trusted not to turn your country into venezuela with cheap promises. In any case we live in 2025 and you have access to internet, rather than listening to what retarded 4chinners have to say I heavily encourage you to read about monetary economics and the euro, there's plenty of information written by actual economists online who can explain these things much better than any of us.