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bitcoin stopped being legal tender in El Salvador 2 days ago as a condition for a IMF loan

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yes i agree it should be optional but im surprised that no one has mentioned it in /bitcoin yet it seems like kinda big news

This is a good thing; assets shouldn’t be legal tender anyways

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I almost find it more interesting no one bothered to post about it in /bitcoin (I’m not a member)

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Yes I agree it’s probably a good thing but the imf forcing countries policies isn’t. That was the only condition I’ve seen reporting on so far but that’s very wild about Portugal I thought it was a rich country not the kind needing to accept imf demands

IMF setting conditions is wild but this one is not that bad, curious if there were other conditions

Saying it because those bankers conditions resulted in Portugal having over 50% taxes in total

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yeah i wonder how bullish it will be whenever the day comes imf flips pro bitcoin and starts mandating it for loans