it has also been confirmed in a signed letter by the Minsiter of Finance as well as the head of the Central Bank for El Salvador that no bitcoin has been added since February
This isn't an IMF v El Salvador situation, its marketing v reality
The transfers might be quite elaborate--such as literally 'selling' from one wallet and 'buying' the same amount and sending it to another.
If El Salvador shared the same info with the public as they did with the IMF (their total holdings across all wallets) it would immediately provide clarity. The fact that they don't want to tells us they do not want the clarity that would bring
Two things seem confirmed at this point: El Salvador was forced to stop accumulating bitcoin at the behest of the IMF & El Salvador wishes you didn't know that
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Yeah seems they want the best of both worlds - to be considered the bitcoin admin with all the marketing they can squeeze out of it (particularly to U.S. bitcoiners), while also taking an IMF deal they were sort of forced to take.
Fuck the BIS !!!
Study Basel 111
They can enforce more loans anytine they want
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