Svetovna banka zavrne prošnjo El Salvadorja za pomoč pri uvajanju bitcoinov kot zakonitega plačilnega sredstva

The world bank has revealed that it has refused to assist El Salvador with the implementation of Bitcoin as legal tender.

World Bank Turn Down Request

Salvadoran Finance Minister Alejandro Zelaya stated earlier on Wednesday that the Central American country had sought technical assistance from the Bank in order to use bitcoin as a parallel legal tender to the US dollar.

On Wednesday, El Salvador’s finance minister Alejandro Zelaya said the Central American country had asked for technical assistance from Banco Mundial (the World Bank).

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I want to announce that we have requested technical assistance from BancoMundial, so that like BCIE_Org, they can accompany El Salvador in the implementation and regularization of Bitcoin as legal tender.”

Earlier in the month, the country had razglasitve that it plans to approve legislation, making it the only sovereign nation in the world to embrace bitcoin as legal cash. President Nayib Bukele had said that the Government was working on a cooperation with digital wallet company Strike to establish the essential infrastructure for the adoption of bitcoin and its technology.

The World Bank said it could not assist El Salvador’s bitcoin implementation given environmental and transparency drawbacks.

“We are committed to helping El Salvador in numerous ways including for currency transparency and regulatory processes,” said a World Bank spokesperson.

"Čeprav se je vlada obrnila na nas glede pomoči glede bitcoinov, Svetovna banka tega ne more podpreti glede na pomanjkljivosti okolja in preglednosti."

El Salvador’s intentions to integrate and accept Bitcoin in its financial system may be thrown into jeopardy as a result of the World Bank’s decision not to support the country. The administration has set a three-month timeline for ensuring bitcoin acceptance across the country.

The country’s Congress had approved President Bukele’s proposal of adopting Bitcoin and integrating it into the country’s financial system. The president stated that the move was historic and would make it easy for citizens living abroad to send money to their families back in El Salvador.

Zakonodaja je predlagala, da Bitcoin postane zakonito plačilno sredstvo skupaj z ameriškim dolarjem v 90 dneh po odobritvi v Kongresu. Novi zakon je podjetjem nalagal, da sprejmejo Bitcoin kot zakonito plačilno sredstvo za svoje storitve ali blago, razen če in dokler podjetja ne bodo mogla zagotoviti tehnološke infrastrukture, potrebne za obdelavo transakcij.

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The IMF Raised Similar Concerns About El Salvador

Finančni minister El Salvadorja se je posvetoval tudi z Mednarodnim denarnim skladom in izjavil, da so bili razgovori z Mednarodnim denarnim skladom pozitivni in da "ni v nasprotju z izvajanjem Bitcoina."

However, El Salvador’s Bitcoin law was considered a hurdle. The IMF released a statement stating that the organization saw financial, legal, and macroeconomic issues with El Salvador’s plan of adopting Bitcoin as legal tender.  Per a Reuters report, an IMF spokesman, Gerry Rice je dejal:

»Sprejetje bitcoinov kot zakonitega plačilnega sredstva sproža številna makroekonomska, finančna in pravna vprašanja, ki zahtevajo zelo natančno analizo. Pozorno spremljamo razvoj dogodkov in nadaljevali bomo posvetovanja z oblastmi. "

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