IMF, Bitcoin and El Salvador
IMF Urges El Salvador Again to Strengthen Regulatory Framework and Oversight of Bitcoin
In fact, the back-and-forth history between El Salvador and the IMF over bitcoin goes back years. In November 2021, the IMF said that bitcoin should not be used as legal tender in El Salvador and urged the Central American country to strengthen the regulation and supervision of that ecosystem, something it called for again in January 2022.
IMF Says Bitcoin Remains Key Element in El Salvador Program Talks
(Reuters) - Program talks between the International Monetary Fund and El Salvador focus on strengthening reforms, while addressing risks arising from the use of bitcoin remains a key element of the discussions, the IMF said on Thursday.
Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) advocate Jamie Robinson recently drew attention to digital displays exhibiting the price of the leading ...
Argentina's vice president welcomed El Salvador's Nayib Bukele to the Senate Tuesday, expressing her interest in Bitcoin and ...
Elon Musk, the Tesla billionaire who is one of the biggest bitcoin and crypto price influencers, has shared details of his ...
The National Bitcoin Office (ONBTC) of the Office of the President of El Salvador, led by Stacy Herbert, aims not just to help further integrate Bitcoin into El Salvador’s economy but ...
El Salvador is celebrating its Bitcoin anniversary, marking three years since the country adopted Bitcoin as legal tender. El Salvador became the world’s first country to adopt Bitcoin ...
Tesla billionaire Elon Musk has warned the U.S.'s could collapse into "bankruptcy" due to its debt spiraling out of ...
Argentina's VP discusses Bitcoin and volcanic mining with El Salvador's President Bukele, highlighting economic innovation.
Bhutan surpasses El Salvador in Bitcoin holdings, highlighting diverse national strategies in the rising trend of global ...
BlackRock's Larry Fink has warned he thinks the market needs to temper its expectations of Fed interest rate cuts—while ...
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