IMF wants El Salvador to reconsider Bitcoin exposure: Community reaction
One community member interpreted the IMF’s move as a way to “scare other countries away” from adopting Bitcoin as a legal tender.
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One community member interpreted the IMF’s move as a way to “scare other countries away” from adopting Bitcoin as a legal tender.
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