🚨 IMF Bows to Bitcoin — Global Finance Enters a New Era 🌍⚡

It’s official: Bitcoin is no longer “off the books.”

On July 31, the IMF quietly triggered a seismic shift, aligning with new UN standards and confirming that Bitcoin will now be counted in national and cross-border economic stats.

📊 BTC is now:

Included in national wealth (as a non-produced, nonfinancial asset)

Counted in GDP-linked exports (when mining/staking services cross borders)

Tracked in balance-of-payments data under BPM7

💥 Bitcoin is now in the same category as land, mineral reserves, and national infrastructure. That’s not speculation — that’s institutional validation.

Even the IMF’s own post echoed the buzz:

“Bitcoin uses as much electricity as Argentina but isn’t counted in GDP.”

BTC critics saw “energy use” — Bitcoiners saw macro recognition.

🔁 David Bailey said it best:

“This is BIG. Bitcoin is now part of the official development paradigm — impacting GDP, trade, and sovereign credit.”

📈 Energy-to-lifeboat ratio?

💡 Unmatched.

Visibility?

🔍 Unlocked.

The macro gates just opened — and Bitcoin’s sitting at the table now.

The world’s most powerful financial body just had to admit:

Bitcoin is here to stay.

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