The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said Tuesday that discussions regarding El Salvador’s Bitcoin project continue “centered on enhancing transparency, safeguarding public resources, and mitigating risks.”
The international agency is also in advanced talks, negotiating for the sale of the government-run Chivo crypto wallet. The first Bitcoin-focused government wallet reportedly saw widespread accusations of identity theft, fraud and bugs, leading to accounts being frozen.
Last year, one of the architects of the Chivo wallet said that the government should shut down the wallet application “