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Basically, the IMF only wants cryptocurrencies not to be a pillar of the economy of countries, because they fear that it will cause the traditional financial system to lose value and empower countries with a free system without an intermediary since they depend on international loans, so every false step that Bitcoin may take, they will take it as an argument for criticism, I would say that they are the paparazzi of cryptocurrencies and the countries that adopt it or go in the same direction.

Especially talking about smaller countries in question - where their influence is much higher than in the rest of the world, unfortunately, like in our case..
Obviously, they have the power to lend to everyone and they put pressure on the left countries because they have very few assets due to which they cannot harm them and even if they go against them, who will give them loans today. Obviously, now there are some countries which are under the pressure of their own poverty, if they improve their own economy, they can succeed in it.
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Scraped on 25/07/2025, 06:50:42 UTC
Basically, the IMF only wants cryptocurrencies not to be a pillar of the economy of countries, because they fear that it will cause the traditional financial system to lose value and empower countries with a free system without an intermediary since they depend on international loans, so every false step that Bitcoin may take, they will take it as an argument for criticism, I would say that they are the paparazzi of cryptocurrencies and the countries that adopt it or go in the same direction.

Especially talking about smaller countries in question - where their influence is much higher than in the rest of the world, unfortunately, like in our case..