IMF Says Donations, Not Public Funds, Drove El Salvador Bitcoin Growth
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) says private donations, rather than public resources, have driven El Salvador’s Bitcoin (BTC) reserve growth since the first review. The finding came alongside a staff-level agreement on El Salvador’s combined second and third program reviews. Approval by the Executive Board would release around $140 million. IMF Expects No Further Bitcoin The post IMF Says Donations, Not Public Funds, Drove El Salvador Bitcoin Growth appeared first on BeInCrypto.
Key Takeaways
- The International Monetary Fund (IMF) says private donations, rather than public resources, have driven El Salvador’s Bitcoin (BTC) reserve growth since the first review.
- The finding came alongside a staff-level agreement on El Salvador’s combined second and third program reviews.
- Approval by the Executive Board would release around $140 million.
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