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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
$ETH
$BTC
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 continues to accumulate Bitcoins amid IMF agreement
According to Cointelegraph, El Salvador continues to increase its Bitcoin (BTC) reserves, despite an agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) that requires the country to stop using public funds to purchase Bitcoins. Recent data from El Salvador's Bitcoin Office shows that over the past week the country has purchased another seven BTC, increasing its total reserves to 6173 BTC, worth over 637 million dollars. This acquisition strategy has been ongoing continuously for several months following the completion of the IMF agreement, indicating El Salvador's commitment to its Bitcoin accumulation plan.
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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
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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