El Salvador Finance Minister: Bitcoin Crash Poses 'Extremely Minimal' Fiscal Risk
El Salvador hasn't suffered any losses on its Bitcoin holdings, since it has yet to sell the cryptocurrency, the country’s finance minister argued.
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