Al Salvador Bitcoin adds, but it complies with the International Monetary Fund’s deal – director

El Salvador, the first country in the world to build Bitcoin as a legal tendency to get bitcoin coins despite the comments of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) that seems to be demanding the opposite.
The Ministry of Treasury acquired Al Salvador 7 (BTCIts value is more than $ 650,000 in the seven days before April 27, Blockchain data from Bitcoin Office in El Salvador He appears.
When asked about Bitcoin’s investments in the country, Rodrigo Valdes, director of the Western Monetary Half Department, said that the country continues to comply with its agreement to stop the accumulation of government bitcoin.
“With regard to El Salvador, let me say that I can confirm that they are continuing to comply with their commitment to the lack of accumulation of bitcoin by the public financial sector, which is the performance criteria that we have,” Valdes said during the April 26 press. surround.
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“But moreover, I think this is very important for discussion in El Salvador,” he added. “Al Salvador does not revolve around Bitcoin. It is much deeper in structural reforms, in terms of transparency.”
In December 2024, El Salvador A deal with the International Monetary Fund To obtain a $ 1.4 billion loan, which asked the government to drop the Bitcoin mode as a legal tendency and stop the BTC accumulation.
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A flexible interpretation leaves room for bitcoin
The International Monetary Fund Agreement may still enable the area of purchases through non -governmental entities, according to Andy Lyan, the author and advisor of the International Blockchain.
“The flexible interpretation” of the International Monetary Fund’s contract may indicate that the purchases may include non -general sectoral entities or the assets of re -classification, and to maintain artistic compliance, “Lyan told Cointelgraph, adding:
“This alternative approach allows El Salvador to maintain a bitcoin friendly image while securing critical International Monetary Fund financing to process unstable public debts and limited reserves.”
Lyan added that Al Salvador strategy highlights the increasing tension between financial innovation and traditional economic policies.
He added: “The El Salvador experience provides valuable lessons for countries that explore the adoption of encryption, while emphasizing the need for strong regulatory frameworks and the ability of the state to move in international financial pressures.”
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