El Salvador acquired 13 Bitcoin (BTC) since March 1, despite International Monetary Fund (IMF) pressure on the country's ...

El Salvador expanded its Bitcoin reserves to over 6,102 BTC, continuing its purchases after securing a $1.4b IMF financial ...

The IMF continues to expand arrangements under its $1.4 billion deal with El Salvador, seeking to restrict Bitcoin purchases by the public sector.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is looking to tighten restrictions on Bitcoin purchases by El Salvador as part of an ...

The adjustment to the bitcoin policy is part of El Salvador's commitment to the IMF, following a deal struck last month. The agreement includes a $1.4 billion loan to aid El Salvador's reform ...

El Salvador, the first country to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender, faces a complex regulatory shift following amendments to its Bitcoin law aimed at complying with an International Monetary Fund ...

On March 3, the IMF issued a new request for an extended arrangement under its $1.4 billion fund facility to El Salvador. The ...

San Salvador and President Nayib Bukele wanted a loan from the IMF for $1.4 billion dollars and the IMF agreed so long as the country agreed to scale back its pro-Bitcoin laws. El Salvador’s ...

Four years after becoming the first country to adopt bitcoin as legal tender, El Salvador is taking a step back. The Legislative Assembly has approved changes to the country's Bitcoin Law ...

SAN SALVADOR (Reuters) - El Salvador announced on Wednesday the purchase of a bitcoin ... tender status back in 2021. Importantly, the government has committed to the IMF not to accumulate ...

But now – as the price for securing a $1.4 billion (£1.1 billion) loan deal from the International Monetary Fund – the country has had to roll back ... to El Salvador for the Bitcoin Law ...