@Visa and @Truther are launching a non-custodial USDT Visa card in El Salvador on January 29, 2026, enabling real-time spending from self-custody wallets without pre-loading. Expansion to Argentina, Mexico, Colombia, and Russia is planned. #Update #Crypto $USDT
El Salvador announces plans to establish bitcoin banks this year following the Investment Bank Law, enhancing private bitcoin investments. #Update #Crypto $BTC
El Salvador celebrates the fourth anniversary of its Bitcoin law by acquiring 21 BTC, raising total holdings to over 6300 BTC valued at $700 million. #Update #Crypto $BTC
Panama City Mayor Mayer Mizrachi proposes Bitcoin payments for expedited Panama Canal transit at Bitcoin 2025 conference, sparking questions on feasibility and fairness. #Update #Crypto $BTC (+3) ↗
The International Monetary Fund reached a staff-level agreement on El Salvador’s performance, maintaining its bitcoin holdings unchanged. #Update #Crypto $BTC (+4) →
El Salvador secures $120M IMF loan, contingent on halting Bitcoin purchases, despite increasing reserves by 89.03 BTC since March #Update #Crypto $BTC (-3) ↘
El Salvador reports $357 million in bitcoin revenue from its “one bitcoin a day” reserve strategy, highlighting the success of President Nayib Bukele’s cryptocurrency initiative. #Update #Crypto $BTC (+6) ↗
El Salvador’s integration of elite bitcoin and AI education is transforming its global tech influence, earning praise for high standards in innovation. #Update #Crypto $BTC (+6) ↗
El Salvador continues buying $BTC despite an IMF loan agreement to scale back purchases, says Economy Minister Maria Luisa Hayem. The country remains compliant with IMF criteria. #Update #Crypto $BTC (+3) ↗
El Salvador’s Nayib Bukele plans a U.S. visit, Panama introduces a new crypto bill, and Venezuela faces economic strain due to U.S. secondary oil tariffs. #Update #Crypto (+3) ↗
Andreas Kohl, a bitcoiner, exits El Salvador after government shifts bitcoin policies and fails on promises. #Update #Crypto (-4) ↘
El Salvador buys more Bitcoin, defying IMF’s $1.4B loan terms, as President Bukele reaffirms commitment to $BTC despite international criticism (Mar 4, 2025) #Update #Crypto $BTC (-6) ↘
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) demands El Salvador end public Bitcoin ($BTC) purchases and dissolve its Fidebitcoin trust fund by July 2025, citing economic stability concerns. #Update #Crypto $BTC (-6) ↘
The International Monetary Fund mandates El Salvador to limit Bitcoin acquisitions and mining, impacting President Nayib Bukele’s plans despite recent purchases totaling 6,100 $BTC. #Update #Crypto $BTC (-4) ↘
