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El Salvador’s Economy Minister says the country is still buying Bitcoin, despite the IMF's pressure to stop. The statement comes just days after the IMF claimed El Salvador was complying with ...
The new law limits access to investors with $250,000 and financial expertise. IMF says El Salvador has stopped public Bitcoin ...
El Salvador's Bitcoin adoption has slowed due to IMF loan restrictions and lack of public education. The government agreed to halt new Bitcoin purchases despite publicly showcasing its holdings.
El Salvador is still sticking to its Bitcoin freeze, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said during the Spring Meetings 2025 for the Western Hemisphere Department, according to the official ...
El Salvador acquired 13 Bitcoin (BTC) since March 1, despite International Monetary Fund (IMF) pressure on the country’s public sector to stop accumulating the decentralized store of value asset.
The use of bitcoin in El Salvador’s dollarized economy, according to the new regulation, will be optional and it will be at the discretion of the private sector to accept payments in cryptocurrency ...
El Salvador has bought 12 bitcoins since the IMF announced last week the board approval of the agreement reached in December. It currently holds near $550 million in bitcoin, according to the ...
Emphasizing a financial evaluation, El Salvador has become the pinnacle nation-state experiment for cryptocurrency that the ...
(Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund said on Tuesday it had reached an agreement with El Salvador to disburse about $120 million, following the first review of a $1.4 billion 40-month program.
El Salvador: A partial IMF-victory When El Salvador made Bitcoin legal tender in 2021, it wasn’t just adopting a cryptocurrency—it was declaring financial independence.
SAN SALVADOR (Reuters) - The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) will lend El Salvador $500 million to shore up its budget as the Central American nation carries out structural reforms ...
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