IMF Says El Salvador Met Most Targets As Part Of $1.4 Billion Funding Program, But Wants To 'Ensure' Country's Bitcoin Holdings Don't Grow
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IMF Says El Salvador Met Most Targets As Part Of $1.4 Billion Funding Program, But Wants To 'Ensure' Country's Bitcoin Holdings Don't Grow
The International Monetary Fund said Tuesday that it will “ensure” El Salvador does not increase its Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) stockpile, which conflicts with the Central American nation’s state policy.
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El Salvador buys more Bitcoin shortly after securing $1.4B in IMF loan approval. IMF urges Bitcoin freeze and Chivo exit by July, but new BTC purchases continue. Bitcoin Office bypasses the IMF terms using a legal distinction within the fiscal sector. El Salvador and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have once again clashed over the country’s Bitcoin strategy. On May 27, IMF staff reached a staff-level agreement with the Salvadoran authoriti…
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