How can Bukele still stack Bitcoin after IMF loan agreement?

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How can Bukele still stack Bitcoin after IMF loan agreement? - Coin Telegraph

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El Salvador appeared to contradict a recent agreement with the IMF to cease public investment in Bitcoin.

The apparent contradiction caught the eye of Samson Mow, CEO of Bitcoin adoption advocacy organization Jan3, who stated in a March 5 post that the “two things seem to be in conflict with one another.

Bukele took to X on March 4, stating that Bitcoin accumulation is “not stopping” as the country bought another coin to add to its national reserves.