El Salvadorian leaders have hit back at the International Monetary Fund following its suggestion to drop Bitcoin as legal tender late last month.
President Bukele Bites Back as El Salvador Snubs IMF’s Advice to Stop Using Bitcoin
On Jan. 31, El Salvador Treasury Minister Alejandro Zelaya indignantly said that “no international organization is going to make us do anything, anything at all.” He said that Bitcoin was an issue of sovereignty, adding:
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