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⚡️#МВФ added recommendations on digital assets to global statistical standards Key points: ▪️#Bitcoin and similar assets without obligations are now classified as capital assets — they can be owned, but they are neither money nor debts. ▪️Stablecoins with obligations are considered financial instruments. ▪️Cryptocurrency transfers abroad, including #BTC , are now officially accounted for as transactions with non-produced assets. ▪️#ETH , #SOL , and other protocol coins can be equated to shares if the holder resides in a different country than the project's creator. $SOL {spot}(SOLUSDT) $ETH {spot}(ETHUSDT) $BTC {spot}(BTCUSDT)
⚡️#МВФ added recommendations on digital assets to global statistical standards

Key points:

▪️#Bitcoin and similar assets without obligations are now classified as capital assets — they can be owned, but they are neither money nor debts.

▪️Stablecoins with obligations are considered financial instruments.

▪️Cryptocurrency transfers abroad, including #BTC , are now officially accounted for as transactions with non-produced assets.

▪️#ETH , #SOL , and other protocol coins can be equated to shares if the holder resides in a different country than the project's creator.
$SOL
$ETH
$BTC
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🇸🇻 El Salvador is no longer 'Bitcoin Land'? The IMF has finally pressed hard: the authorities of El Salvador have removed bitcoin from the list of legal tender. As reported by El Pais, this condition was part of a deal with the fund for $1.4 billion. Now BTC loses its official status but remains available for transactions. So bitcoin tourists will still be able to buy themselves a pupusa (local tortillas) for satoshis. What's next? Perhaps the country will now try to revive its financial relations with traditional institutions. But the question is: what should those who believed in BTC as a new economic hope do now? #Bitcoin #Сальвадор #МВФ #Крипто
🇸🇻 El Salvador is no longer 'Bitcoin Land'?

The IMF has finally pressed hard: the authorities of El Salvador have removed bitcoin from the list of legal tender. As reported by El Pais, this condition was part of a deal with the fund for $1.4 billion.

Now BTC loses its official status but remains available for transactions. So bitcoin tourists will still be able to buy themselves a pupusa (local tortillas) for satoshis.

What's next? Perhaps the country will now try to revive its financial relations with traditional institutions. But the question is: what should those who believed in BTC as a new economic hope do now?

#Bitcoin #Сальвадор #МВФ #Крипто
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