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I think we would all benefit from clarity around how they can continue to buy with the restrictions outlined by the IMF today. Either IMF pulls the loan, changes its tune, or ES gives in. The two are telling different stories. They are buying but the conditions are not live yet

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Yep, clarity would be great. Just think it's fair to present both sides. People have been jumping to conclusions very quickly

I don't understand it... which is it?

I don't know, imperfect information from both sides.

On one hand you have a politician (who to be fair has avoided shitcoins, stacked, and seems to really get BTC) who wants to grow his country and needs funding

On the other hand you have possible the world's most predatory bank 😂

I lean believing him more than them but could be wrong

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Yes, but I don't understand why the IMF would give the loan (or other loans to other countries) if they don't follow its conditions

Maybe they trusted him and he never intended to obey... If it's truly a problem I'm sure they'll make noise about it soon

If they just gave the loan based on trust and not in trenches then that's poor planning by IMF

I suspect the IMF won't look good as more details emerge