According to Bloomberg, the IMF said that the two sides have made progress in strengthening public finances, boosting bank reserve buffers, improving governance and transparency, and mitigating Bitcoin risks. The two sides reached a consensus to increase the main balance by about 3.5% within three years, and it is expected that integration will be achieved through "rationalization" of public wage spending. The IMF has repeatedly expressed reservations about El Salvador's use of Bitcoin as legal tender. Although many risks have not yet emerged, the two sides agreed that further efforts are needed to improve transparency and mitigate potential fiscal and financial stability risks posed by the Bitcoin project. The two sides have also made progress on plans to strengthen the financial system's reserve buffers and improve governance and transparency.