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⚠️ IMF: Stablecoin Regulation Still Has “Long Way to Go” VP Li Bo says global stablecoin regulation is just starting, with many unresolved challenges. Calls for consensus and innovation-friendly policies. #IMF #StablecoinRegulation #CryptoPolicy
⚠️ IMF: Stablecoin Regulation Still Has “Long Way to Go”
VP Li Bo says global stablecoin regulation is just starting, with many unresolved challenges.
Calls for consensus and innovation-friendly policies.
#IMF #StablecoinRegulation #CryptoPolicy
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🇸🇻 New: El Salvador buys 240 $BTC since the non-accumulation agreement with the International Monetary Fund! 🚀 ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📈 Ongoing accumulation of Bitcoin: Despite a $1.4 billion agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in December 2024, which included terms discouraging public Bitcoin accumulation, El Salvador has purchased an additional 240 Bitcoin ($BTC) since then. 🌐 This increases its total reserves to 6,209 $BTC. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 💡 Controversial policy: * Technical compliance: The International Monetary Fund stated that El Salvador remains "technically compliant" with its commitment not to accumulate Bitcoin by the "entire public financial sector." Analysts suggest this might be done through non-public entities or asset reclassification. ⚖️ * "Buying Bitcoin daily": El Salvador continues President Nayib Bukele's strategy of buying 1 $BTC daily, a policy that started in 2022. 🗓️ * Ongoing challenges: This comes despite a sharp decline in cryptocurrency remittances to El Salvador in 2025. 📉 ❓ Do you think El Salvador's insistence on buying Bitcoin will continue, and how will that affect its future relationship with the International Monetary Fund? 🤔 ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📍 If you liked the content, support me with a like and follow to get all the latest LEGENDARY_007 #CryptoNewss #LEGENDARY_007 #Salvador #IMF
🇸🇻 New: El Salvador buys 240 $BTC since the non-accumulation agreement with the International Monetary Fund! 🚀
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📈 Ongoing accumulation of Bitcoin:
Despite a $1.4 billion agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in December 2024, which included terms discouraging public Bitcoin accumulation, El Salvador has purchased an additional 240 Bitcoin ($BTC) since then. 🌐 This increases its total reserves to 6,209 $BTC.
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💡 Controversial policy:
* Technical compliance: The International Monetary Fund stated that El Salvador remains "technically compliant" with its commitment not to accumulate Bitcoin by the "entire public financial sector." Analysts suggest this might be done through non-public entities or asset reclassification. ⚖️
* "Buying Bitcoin daily": El Salvador continues President Nayib Bukele's strategy of buying 1 $BTC daily, a policy that started in 2022. 🗓️
* Ongoing challenges: This comes despite a sharp decline in cryptocurrency remittances to El Salvador in 2025. 📉
❓ Do you think El Salvador's insistence on buying Bitcoin will continue, and how will that affect its future relationship with the International Monetary Fund? 🤔
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IMF Includes Crypto in Macro Stats 🌐 IMF’s BPM7 recognizes crypto as capital assets & staking as dividends The IMF's new Balance-of-Payments manual includes cryptocurrencies as capital assets; staking rewards now treated like dividends Macro-economists can now fully integrate crypto into national accounts—marking mainstream integration. Economic writers—update models and forecasts. #IMF #MacroEconomics #CryptoStats #Salma6422
IMF Includes Crypto in Macro Stats
🌐 IMF’s BPM7 recognizes crypto as capital assets & staking as dividends
The IMF's new Balance-of-Payments manual includes cryptocurrencies as capital assets; staking rewards now treated like dividends
Macro-economists can now fully integrate crypto into national accounts—marking mainstream integration.
Economic writers—update models and forecasts.
#IMF #MacroEconomics #CryptoStats #Salma6422
IMF Classifies Crypto as Capital Asset 📊 IMF updates Balance‑of‑Payments to include Bitcoin IMF’s new standard classifies crypto as non‑produced non‑financial capital assets; staking = dividend‑like income Crypto is now part of macroeconomic metrics—not an off‑balance anomaly. Economists, integrate crypto in your models. #IMF #CryptoStats #MacroFinance #Salma6422
IMF Classifies Crypto as Capital Asset
📊 IMF updates Balance‑of‑Payments to include Bitcoin
IMF’s new standard classifies crypto as non‑produced non‑financial capital assets; staking = dividend‑like income
Crypto is now part of macroeconomic metrics—not an off‑balance anomaly.
Economists, integrate crypto in your models.
#IMF #CryptoStats #MacroFinance #Salma6422
🚨Yooooo: THE ANTI-BITCOIN IMF IS ALLEGEDLY ADDING BITCOIN TO THEIR OWN RESERVES! Even the elite dont want to miss out 🔥 #BTC #crypto #IMF
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THE ANTI-BITCOIN IMF IS ALLEGEDLY ADDING BITCOIN TO THEIR OWN RESERVES!

Even the elite dont want to miss out 🔥

#BTC #crypto #IMF
Morning News Update #Web3 🇺🇸 Eric Trump claims reasonable crypto regulation can modernize banking and position the U.S. as a global #crypto superpower. 💸 El Salvador plans to ease mandatory #Bitcoin adoption rules to unlock $3B in loans from the #IMF and other entities. 📉 #Bitcoin❗ struggles to stay above $100K after hitting an ATH of $103,800, with $250B wiped from the crypto market. ⚡ Circle to release CCTP V2 in early 2025, enabling faster, low-latency $USDC transfers on Ethereum, Base, and Avalanche. 📊 #ELONMUSK criticizes outdated U.S. government IT systems and suggests #blockchain could resolve IRS inefficiencies.
Morning News Update #Web3

🇺🇸 Eric Trump claims reasonable crypto regulation can modernize banking and position the U.S. as a global #crypto superpower.

💸 El Salvador plans to ease mandatory #Bitcoin adoption rules to unlock $3B in loans from the #IMF and other entities.

📉 #Bitcoin❗ struggles to stay above $100K after hitting an ATH of $103,800, with $250B wiped from the crypto market.

⚡ Circle to release CCTP V2 in early 2025, enabling faster, low-latency $USDC transfers on Ethereum, Base, and Avalanche.

📊 #ELONMUSK criticizes outdated U.S. government IT systems and suggests #blockchain could resolve IRS inefficiencies.
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How can Bukele continue to accumulate Bitcoin after reaching an IMF loan agreement? El Salvador seems to have contradicted its recent agreement with the IMF to stop public investment in Bitcoin. El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele surprised industry observers on March 4 when he announced that his government would not stop buying Bitcoin, despite the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) demands. In January, El Salvador signed a $1.4 billion loan agreement with the IMF on the condition that the country would cancel the adoption of Bitcoin and declassify it as a mandatory legal payment method. On March 3, the IMF released a report outlining the terms of the agreement, noting that it would prohibit public accumulation of Bitcoin — meaning the government or government-controlled entities could not buy or mine Bitcoin. Bukele, seemingly defiant, stated that his country would continue to accumulate Bitcoin regardless. The apparent conflict between Bukele's Bitcoin plan and the IMF's terms has raised questions about El Salvador's future Bitcoin accumulation and the potential consequences of the clash with the lending entity. Bukele's recent Bitcoin purchases do not necessarily "conflict" with the IMF agreement Among the many details in the documentation released by the IMF on March 3, there is a specific provision that has attracted the attention of Bitcoin supporters, which is "there will be no voluntary accumulation of Bitcoin by the public sector within the framework of the program." #IMF #Bukele {spot}(BTCUSDT)
How can Bukele continue to accumulate Bitcoin after reaching an IMF loan agreement?

El Salvador seems to have contradicted its recent agreement with the IMF to stop public investment in Bitcoin.

El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele surprised industry observers on March 4 when he announced that his government would not stop buying Bitcoin, despite the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) demands.

In January, El Salvador signed a $1.4 billion loan agreement with the IMF on the condition that the country would cancel the adoption of Bitcoin and declassify it as a mandatory legal payment method.

On March 3, the IMF released a report outlining the terms of the agreement, noting that it would prohibit public accumulation of Bitcoin — meaning the government or government-controlled entities could not buy or mine Bitcoin. Bukele, seemingly defiant, stated that his country would continue to accumulate Bitcoin regardless.

The apparent conflict between Bukele's Bitcoin plan and the IMF's terms has raised questions about El Salvador's future Bitcoin accumulation and the potential consequences of the clash with the lending entity.

Bukele's recent Bitcoin purchases do not necessarily "conflict" with the IMF agreement

Among the many details in the documentation released by the IMF on March 3, there is a specific provision that has attracted the attention of Bitcoin supporters, which is "there will be no voluntary accumulation of Bitcoin by the public sector within the framework of the program." #IMF #Bukele
IMF Releases Updated Guidelines for Digital Asset Classification According to Foresight News, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has released the seventh edition of its Balance of Payments and International Investment Position Manual (BPM7), outlining new standards for classifying and recording digital assets. The framework categorizes cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, stablecoins, and blockchain platforms such as Ethereum and Solana into fungible and non-fungible tokens. Additionally, assets are classified based on whether they carry associated liabilities. Bitcoin and other tokens without liability backing are designated as non-productive non-financial assets and recorded in the capital account. #BTC #IMF #ETH $BTC $ETH $SOL
IMF Releases Updated Guidelines for Digital Asset Classification

According to Foresight News, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has released the seventh edition of its Balance of Payments and International Investment Position Manual (BPM7), outlining new standards for classifying and recording digital assets. The framework categorizes cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, stablecoins, and blockchain platforms such as Ethereum and Solana into fungible and non-fungible tokens. Additionally, assets are classified based on whether they carry associated liabilities. Bitcoin and other tokens without liability backing are designated as non-productive non-financial assets and recorded in the capital account.

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BREAKING:The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is integrating #Bitcoin into its reserves and plans to include #BTC in the SDR basket soon. Interesting move, given that the IMF has reportedly advised both 🇸🇻El Salvador and the 🇺🇸U.S. against increasing their Bitcoin holdings. 👀 #TrumpCrypto #IMF #BTC #crypto
BREAKING:The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is integrating #Bitcoin into its reserves and plans to include #BTC in the SDR basket soon.
Interesting move, given that the IMF has reportedly advised both 🇸🇻El Salvador and the 🇺🇸U.S. against increasing their Bitcoin holdings. 👀
#TrumpCrypto #IMF #BTC #crypto
El Salvador Adds to Bitcoin Reserves Despite IMF PressureEl Salvador has further increased its Bitcoin reserves, acquiring 12 additional BTC, bringing the total holdings to 6,044 BTC. This move comes despite a $1.4 billion loan agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) that includes conditions for reducing Bitcoin's role in the country's financial system. President Nayib Bukele's administration has remained steadfast in its commitment to Bitcoin, even though private sector adoption of the cryptocurrency remains largely voluntary. The nation's current Bitcoin holdings are valued at over $617 million, representing a significant profit of $179 million since adopting Bitcoin as legal tender in 2021. This latest purchase comes as Bitcoin recently reached a new all-time high of $109,000, solidifying El Salvador's position as a global leader in cryptocurrency adoption. $BTC #MarketPullback #ElSalvador #IMF

El Salvador Adds to Bitcoin Reserves Despite IMF Pressure

El Salvador has further increased its Bitcoin reserves, acquiring 12 additional BTC, bringing the total holdings to 6,044 BTC. This move comes despite a $1.4 billion loan agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) that includes conditions for reducing Bitcoin's role in the country's financial system.
President Nayib Bukele's administration has remained steadfast in its commitment to Bitcoin, even though private sector adoption of the cryptocurrency remains largely voluntary. The nation's current Bitcoin holdings are valued at over $617 million, representing a significant profit of $179 million since adopting Bitcoin as legal tender in 2021.
This latest purchase comes as Bitcoin recently reached a new all-time high of $109,000, solidifying El Salvador's position as a global leader in cryptocurrency adoption.
$BTC #MarketPullback #ElSalvador #IMF
🕹 #IMF expressed concern over Pakistan's decision to allocate 2,000 megawatts of electricity for #BTC mining and #AI data centers amid ongoing negotiations related to the country's expanded financial program. {spot}(BTCUSDT) {spot}(WCTUSDT) {spot}(LPTUSDT)
🕹 #IMF expressed concern over Pakistan's decision to allocate 2,000 megawatts of electricity for #BTC mining and #AI data centers amid ongoing negotiations related to the country's expanded financial program.


IMF Raises Concern Over Pakistan’s Bitcoin Mining Power Plan 🌐 Energy and Crypto: IMF Questions Pakistan's Mining Strategy The International Monetary Fund has expressed concerns over Pakistan's plan to allocate 2,000 MW of power for Bitcoin mining, citing ongoing energy shortages and financial negotiations. Key Points: Potential strain on national energy resources. Implications for Pakistan's financial agreements with the IMF. Highlights the global debate on crypto mining and energy consumption. What are your thoughts on balancing energy needs and crypto initiatives? #Bitcoinmining #IMF #EnergyPolicy #BinanceSquare #BTC
IMF Raises Concern Over Pakistan’s Bitcoin Mining Power Plan

🌐 Energy and Crypto: IMF Questions Pakistan's Mining Strategy

The International Monetary Fund has expressed concerns over Pakistan's plan to allocate 2,000 MW of power for Bitcoin mining, citing ongoing energy shortages and financial negotiations.

Key Points:

Potential strain on national energy resources.

Implications for Pakistan's financial agreements with the IMF.

Highlights the global debate on crypto mining and energy consumption.

What are your thoughts on balancing energy needs and crypto initiatives?

#Bitcoinmining #IMF #EnergyPolicy #BinanceSquare #BTC
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🇵🇰 Pakistan angered the IMF over bitcoin and AI The advisor to the country's prime minister announced the creation of a national reserve in digital gold and the allocation of 2 GW of energy for BTC mining and the operation of data centers for artificial intelligence. 🌐 These statements were made at the Bitcoin 2025 conference in Las Vegas and came as a surprise to the International Monetary Fund. The IMF is demanding explanations — especially in the context of chronic electricity shortages in the country and ongoing financing negotiations. ⚡ Pakistani authorities hope that the integration of digital assets will attract investments and accelerate technological development. Plans include the launch of the Digital Assets Administration (PDAA), which will regulate crypto exchanges, DeFi, and tokenization. 💥 But for now, everything could end with increased pressure from the IMF — without the fund's approval, Pakistan could be cut off from vital assistance. --- 🧠💰 The world is entering a phase where AI and crypto are no longer just a trend, but a geopolitical factor. #IMF #Pakistan #CryptoNewss $BTC $ETH $BNB
🇵🇰 Pakistan angered the IMF over bitcoin and AI

The advisor to the country's prime minister announced the creation of a national reserve in digital gold and the allocation of 2 GW of energy for BTC mining and the operation of data centers for artificial intelligence.

🌐 These statements were made at the Bitcoin 2025 conference in Las Vegas and came as a surprise to the International Monetary Fund. The IMF is demanding explanations — especially in the context of chronic electricity shortages in the country and ongoing financing negotiations.

⚡ Pakistani authorities hope that the integration of digital assets will attract investments and accelerate technological development. Plans include the launch of the Digital Assets Administration (PDAA), which will regulate crypto exchanges, DeFi, and tokenization.

💥 But for now, everything could end with increased pressure from the IMF — without the fund's approval, Pakistan could be cut off from vital assistance.

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🧠💰 The world is entering a phase where AI and crypto are no longer just a trend, but a geopolitical factor.
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$XRP price has been set by IMF to surpass $1,000 The price of #XRP has already been set by the International Monetary Fund #IMF and is in the thousands. His tweet further compares this alleged price-setting process to the “Gold Fixing” mechanism used by the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA). - 25% bonus for 1 Million $TKG or more - 15% bonus for 100,000 $TKG or more - 10% bonus for 10,000 $TKG or more - 5% bonus for 5,000 $TKG or more Bonus tokens will be distributed within 48 hours into eligible wallets after presale ends Grab your $TKG before it’s too late! #XRP #IMF #CryptoMarketMoves
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Pakistan defies concerns from the IMF, promotes Bitcoin mining and AI technology development The government has just announced a plan to allocate 2,000 megawatts of electricity for Bitcoin mining and AI data centers, aimed at attracting high-tech investment from global blockchain and AI companies. This is a bold and proactive step, showcasing Pakistan's efforts to transform into an emerging technology hub. Although there are concerns that this plan may affect the power system and financial negotiations, Pakistan's move reflects the globalization trend of Bitcoin and crypto, increasingly seen by many countries as a strategic industry. Redirecting resources into Bitcoin mining and AI data processing not only creates jobs but also opens up new foreign exchange revenue through investment and computational exports – which is particularly important for an economy like Pakistan that is seeking breakthroughs. Similar to El Salvador, Pakistan may be choosing a path of financial independence, leveraging its resource strengths to get ahead in the global technology race. Despite pressure from the IMF, this decision indicates that crypto continues to play an increasingly significant role in modern economic policy.
Pakistan defies concerns from the IMF, promotes Bitcoin mining and AI technology development

The government has just announced a plan to allocate 2,000 megawatts of electricity for Bitcoin mining and AI data centers, aimed at attracting high-tech investment from global blockchain and AI companies. This is a bold and proactive step, showcasing Pakistan's efforts to transform into an emerging technology hub.

Although there are concerns that this plan may affect the power system and financial negotiations, Pakistan's move reflects the globalization trend of Bitcoin and crypto, increasingly seen by many countries as a strategic industry.

Redirecting resources into Bitcoin mining and AI data processing not only creates jobs but also opens up new foreign exchange revenue through investment and computational exports – which is particularly important for an economy like Pakistan that is seeking breakthroughs.

Similar to El Salvador, Pakistan may be choosing a path of financial independence, leveraging its resource strengths to get ahead in the global technology race. Despite pressure from the IMF, this decision indicates that crypto continues to play an increasingly significant role in modern economic policy.
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