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El Salvador President Nayib Bukele

What Happened to the Bitcoin Bonds Promised by

El Salvador President Nayib Bukele seeks to raise about $1 billion from Bitcoin bonds, also known as ‘volcano bonds’, to further advance the nation’s digital asset

The lesson of El Salvador’s failed Bitcoin experiment

Bitcoin News: El Salvador's Volcano Bonds 'Dead' After

El Salvador prepares to launch bitcoin bond: ‘If this fails, a lot of

El Salvador’s bitcoin experiment is not paying off - The Economist

Six Months After El Salvador

This, in turn, caused El Salvador’s government bonds to tumble, raising doubts about the country’s ability to meet its next debt payment. Even then, the IMF, which

Six months after El Salvador became the first country to make bitcoin legal tender, the government is scrambling for funds to repay and refinance expiring debt. Its

Economist claims El Salvador’s Bitcoin Bonds ‘are dead’; Here’s Why

Analysts And Creditors Fret That

El Salvador’s crypto dream falters under IMF pressure

The IMF Is Bailing Out El Salvador. It Shouldn’t Be So Lenient on

Analysts and creditors fret that El Salvador will be unable to service its debt, including around $667m due in January. In order to reassure markets that it would avoid a

El Salvador

El Salvador’s recent $1.4 billion bailout by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) aimed to cut short President Nayib Bukele’s unwieldy cryptocurrency goals and their toll