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IMF exec board endorses crypto policy framework, including no crypto as legal tender

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The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) assessed a current policy paper issued by the equity fund on encrypted assets and fully agreed with its proposed policy framework. The document entitled "factors in current policies for the reasonableness of encrypted assets" establishes a framework of nine existing policy principles that overcome macro-finance, legal and regulatory regulation, and international coordination.

The proposed principles are usually very broad, focusing on analysis, monitoring and prevention. The document has determined that such a proposal should be adopted by the "executive director". The first principle does include a specific restriction, which reads as follows:

"maintain the long-term stability of monetary sovereignty by strengthening the fiscal policy framework, without the influence of encrypted assets, official online currency or legal tender."

The Executive Board fully agreed with the proposal in the document and further explicitly supported its position on the use of login passwords as legal tender, saying that all members were "widely allowed". The Board also issued the principle of "same thematic activities, same risk, equally stringent supervision" and "focus on stock funds as conceptual leaders in further analysis of login password assets".

The information of this document is dated January 2023, and the Executive Board met on February 8 to study this, but this document or meeting was released to the public on February 23.

The IMF's resistance to the use of encryption as legal tender is well known, especially since El Salvador chose BTC (BTC) as its official online loan currency in September 2021. Its latest statement on El Salvador was released on February 10 and was publicly criticized by the cryptographic community. The International Monetary Fund also urged the adoption of stricter login password controls.

IMF's view of the central bank's digital currency is more advantageous than encrypted money. The company announced in September that it was developing an interoperable CBDC services platform.

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