The IMF attributed Bitcoin added since June 2025 to private donations, addressing questions raised after El Salvador reported a $100 million acquisition.
Source: Cointelegraph
The International Monetary Fund clarified that El Salvador did not use public funds for its Bitcoin purchases following the conclusion of their recent policy review. Despite ongoing concerns regarding the nation's heavy crypto integration, the government's recent digital asset accumulation relied exclusively on private or alternative revenue streams rather than the national treasury. This distinction eases some immediate fiscal anxieties raised by international financial monitors regarding the country's broader macroeconomic stability. However, the IMF maintains that the Central American nation still needs to address significant financial risks and transparency issues tied to its pioneering legal tender experiment.
The IMF attributed Bitcoin added since June 2025 to private donations, addressing questions raised after El Salvador reported a $100 million acquisition.
Source: Cointelegraph