IMF asks El Salvador to amend Bitcoin law to obtain $1.4 billion credit line
Odaily Planet Daily reported that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) recently issued a "Bitcoin warning" to El Salvador, asking it to amend the "Bitcoin Law" in exchange for a credit line of about $1.4 billion. It is reported that neither the IMF nor the Salvadoran government has officially issued an official statement, but the news has aroused market attention and speculation, as if it is an "international drama" of Bitcoin.
Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele is actively responding to this situation. He has recently called for the purchase of the country's foreign debt and is constantly exploring new fiscal means, seemingly wanting "Bitcoin to fly and debt to fly away." This series of actions makes people sigh that Bitcoin's performance on the international stage is really "varied", leaving governments, institutions and investors confused. I hope this "Bitcoin drama" will have a wonderful ending!
