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IMF confirms El Salvador’s bitcoin growth was funded by private donations, not public money

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IMF confirms El Salvador’s bitcoin growth was funded by private donations, not public money

The IMF confirmed that all bitcoin added to official holdings since June 2025 was sourced from private donations, with no public funds used for accumulation.

IMF confirms El Salvador’s bitcoin growth was funded by private donations, not public money

Source：CoinDesk

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