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El Salvador, IMF and cryptocurrency
El Salvador’s crypto dream falters under IMF pressure
The Central American country is in negotiations for a $1.3 billion loan, with the financial organization conditioning the aid on changes to the Bitcoin Law, according to the ‘Financial Times’
El Salvador Scales Back Crypto Mandate Under IMF Pressure — Partners With Argentina on Regulation
El Salvador is on the verge of securing a $1.3 billion International Monetary Fund loan. The deal involves revising its Bitcoin law to make its
El Salvador will reportedly dial back its bitcoin ambitions to secure a loan from the IMF
Crypto-friendly El Salvador could end a mandate requiring businesses to accept bitcoin as payment, sources told The Financial Times.
El Salvador’s Bitcoin Gambit Could Hit Speed Bump for $1.3B IMF Deal
El Salvador expects to reach a $1.3 billion loan deal with the IMF. The deal follows intense criticism from the IMF over the country’s Bitcoin
El Salvador to scale back bitcoin dreams to seal $1.3bn IMF deal
El Salvador expects to reach agreement with the IMF in the next two to three weeks on a $1.3bn loan programme in return for changes to its pioneering use of bitcoin as legal tender and reductions in government deficits, according to two people close to the talks.
El Salvador to Change Bitcoin Law as Part of New IMF Deal: FT
El Salvador may roll back a small aspect of its Bitcoin law as part of a new deal with the International Monetary Fund.
El Salvador plans Bitcoin policy changes to secure $1.3B IMF loan — FT
El Salvador may amend its Bitcoin Law under IMF pressure to secure a $1.3 billion loan and unlock $2 billion in additional international funding.
El Salvador to Weaken Bitcoin Law to Help Secure IMF Funding: Report
El Salvador will soon reach a deal with the International Monetary Fund, per a report—but only by softening its Bitcoin law.
El Salvador to change Bitcoin plans to secure $1.3bn IMF loan
El Salvador is reportedly reducing its Bitcoin ambitions as it gets ready to receive a $1.3 billion loan from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
El Salvador considers Bitcoin law changes to secure $1.3 billion IMF loan
El Salvador, the pioneering country that introduced Bitcoin legal tender, is proposing major changes to its Bitcoin legislation.
El Salvador Is the Only Country Directly Buying Bitcoin Among 13 BTC-Holding Nations
Over 13 nations are now confirmed to hold the cryptocurrency, however, El Salvador stands out as the only country to make direct Bitcoin purchases, according to a report by River, a Bitcoin exchange.
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El Salvador and Argentina Forge Partnership to Boost Crypto Industry Development
El Salvador and Argentina partner to advance crypto innovation, share regulatory expertise, and promote digital asset development in Latin America.
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El Salvador President shares the country's Bitcoin success; gets this 'one-word' reply from Elon Musk
El Salvador's Bitcoin investment, exceeding $600 million, has seen a remarkable surge alongside Bitcoin's price hitting ...
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