<ul><li>El Salvador has agreed to sell or discontinue its national Bitcoin wallet, Chivo, after signing a deal with the International Monetary Fund (IMF).</li><li>El Salvador became the first country to accept Bitcoin as legal tender in 2021, but the move faced protests and concerns over instability and inflation.</li><li>The World Bank refused to support El Salvador's decision, citing concerns over transparency and environmental impact.</li><li>El Salvador's Bitcoin adoption aims to transition the country from a cash economy to a digital economy, benefiting the majority of the population without bank accounts or credit cards.</li></ul>

El Salvador To Sell Or Discontinue Bitcoin Wallet, After IMF Deal

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