The International Monetary Fund or IMF is infamous for its involvement in the finances of foreign countries. Given that crypto is slowly but surely being adopted by the same kinds of countries the IMF targets, it's expected that the IMF would in turn target crypto.
The IMF report I summarise in today's video is filled with lots of what you would expect, but also a few things you would not expect. This includes an acknowledgement that public blockchains are better than private ones, and that crypto cannot be banned.
These significant acknowledgements don't change the fact that the IMF's endgame with this report and others is to establish global crypto regulations. The kinds of crypto regulations the IMF wants to see aren't that retail investor friendly.
And that's just the tip of the iceberg…
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► Full IMF Report: https://www.imf.org/en/Publications/f…
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