【American Venture Capitalist: If Bitcoin Rises to $100,000, El Salvador's Holdings Will Exceed IMF Loans】According to Golden Finance reports, billionaire American venture capitalist Tim Draper stated this week that if Bitcoin rises to $100,000, it may allow El Salvador to repay its loans from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) "and never have to negotiate with them again." It is reported that El Salvador owes approximately $80 million to the IMF, while holding 5,913.76 BTC. Therefore, if Bitcoin rises to $100,000, El Salvador will gain $189 million from its Bitcoin holdings, surpassing its IMF loan. However, this calculation relies on two assumptions: 1. Assuming that the country's Bitcoin is not collateralized, meaning it has not been used for other purposes or pledged to other loans or contractual obligations; 2. Assuming non-IMF debts are ignored, which amount to tens of billions of dollars, that the country will be able to directly remit its re-evaluated Bitcoin holding profits to the IMF without first repaying higher-ranking creditors. Since both of these assumptions are difficult to achieve, El Salvador may need Bitcoin to exceed $100,000 to repay its IMF debt, as well as all its other creditors. (Protos)