Recently, officials in the Central American country of El Salvador approved amendments to its controversial Bitcoin law in ...

In order to accept a $1.4 billion loan from the IMF, El Salvador had to change some of its cryptocurrency laws.

El Salvador holds 60,68 BTC worth $595.65 million, with unrealized profits standing at $167.26 million. The IMF gave numerous ...

El Salvador was the first country to allow Bitcoin as an official means of payment. The IMF demanded the withdrawal of the ...

The Central American country snapped up another 11 Bitcoin for its national reserve as crypto prices slumped this week.

El Salvador has rushed to approve an amendment that will keep it compliant with the terms of its $1.4 billion IMF loan.

The government secured a $1.4bn loan from the IMF, prompting a cautious approach to Bitcoin after the lender's recommendation ...

El Salvador cancels Bitcoin’s legal tender status, making its use voluntary while Bitfinex Securities expands investment ...

El Salvador has reportedly removed the legal tender status of Bitcoin (BTC) after less than four years because of pressure ...

The new amendments remove the requirement for businesses to accept Bitcoin as payment, making its use voluntary across the ...

El Salvador has added 50 BTC to its reserves in the past month, continuing its Bitcoin accumulation strategy despite ...

Despite policy changes, El Salvador remains committed to Bitcoin through continued investments and new crypto initiatives.