Ethereum IMF confirms El Salvador’s bitcoin growth was funded by private donations, not public money By info@uweb3.io September 5, 2026 Share This Post FacebookXPinterestWhatsApp 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. TagsBitcoinConfirmsdonationsFundedgrowthIMFmoneyprivatepublicSalvadors Related Posts Utah Officials to Seek Up to $60M from Kalshi in Lawsuit Update (Oct. 20, 9:53 pm UTC): This article has... Bitwise, Hyperliquid Challenge SEC Crypto Rule Framework Bitwise Asset Management and the Hyperliquid Policy Center are... Kazakhstan Court Orders Curbs on Coinbase, BingX and Four Others Kazakhstan’s Astana International Financial Centre court (AIFC) has prohibited... UK Banks Face Complaints Over Restricted Crypto Transfers Some of the biggest banks in the United Kingdom... Bitget Acquires Licensed Exchange to Expand into Thailand Global October 20, 2026: Bitget, the world’s largest Universal... France Advances Stablecoin Tax, Eyes Self-Custodial Wallets and Exit Tax Proposals French lawmakers narrowly approved a new crypto tax amendment... Previous articleBitcoin clears $81,000 as privacy coins lead a broad crypto rallyNext articleSoutheast Asia’s crypto funding rebounds to $680 million as investors focus on mature firms