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According to a report by EFE news agency, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said thursday that addressing the risks derived from bitcoin, the official currency in El Salvador, is a "key element" of the talks it is having with the government of salvadoran President Nayib Bukele for an economic agreement.

The Bitcoin cryptocurrency started the week trading at US$54,400, as gains spread across the entire universe of virtual currencies, now the total market capitalization of the digital asset market reaches US$2 trillion again.

The cryptocurrency Bitcoin reached the value of US$52,000, the highest price recorded since december 2021.

The salvadoran State has generated a profit of at least US$4 million in investments made in Bitcoin, after the recent rise in the value of this cryptocurrency against the dollar.

Two years after the Bitcoin Law came into force to become legal tender, there is evidence of an increase in visits from abroad, the minister of Tourism, Morena Valdéz, highlighted that the use of this cryptocurrency in the country has contributed to attract more international visitors to the territory.

The Western Hemisphere director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Ilan Goldfajn, told Bloomberg that a financing agreement with El Salvador is far from being approved.

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The director and founder of Binance Changpeng Zhao visited the Presidential House to hold a meeting with the President of the Republic, Nayib Bukele, to learn about investment opportunities as part of the implementation of Bitcoin, which will bring multiple benefits for El Salvador.

According to Bloomberg news outlet Bloomberg, equity markets are on a positive trajectory since the open, but sovereign bonds are heading in the opposite direction as investors unwind their positions on the prospect of slower economic growth.

According to Bitcoin Magazine, Max Keizer and Stacy Herbert headed the firm El Zonte Capital, or "EZ Cap" for short, after living for the past two months in the coastal city and experiencing hands-on what a Bitcoin-based economy looks like.