One of the reasons why the IMF stands against that is because they believe the country is already suffering from power shortages and allocating such a large amount of power to bitcoin mining and AI technology.

They see it as being absolved, but they also need to know that before the new agencies made that move, they could have already set out the necessary plans for that. But then again, talking about the resources and profit that the country can make from mining, don't forget to add a budget for other tools needed; it's not just power.

The IMF was extremely incompetent or Bitcoin wouldn't have been created in the first place.  Them trying to give anyone else guidance is ridiculous.  I'm no fan of Pakistan, but with them joining El Salvador in giving the IMF the middle finger, I'm starting to come around.  More countries need to do this and ignore the IMF if Bitcoin is going to make it to 7 figures per coin.  Who knows, maybe it will jumpstart a trend and countries will start giving the finger to the WEF as well.  I'd love to see a future with no IMF or WEF.

IMF use debts and loans as a tool to control countries economic decisions sometimes their come as advice but in other places IMF force and threatened weakers countries if their go against their advice or warning concerning economic decisions such as Bitcoin reserve and adoption.

We saw that in the way the international monetary funds (IMF) threatened to withdraw their borrowing supports and other financial aids to countries like El Salvador all Because of their stand concerning Bitcoin.

This is true and valid for almost every single country and leadership in this world.  If they wanted to actually solve issues, they would.  If they wanted to stop environmental hazards, they would and Bitcoin mining farms would be the last issue.  Look at how much shit so many countries produce.  Plastic stuff nobody needs, clothes made out of plastic, where does it all go?

They are attacking Bitcoin because they feel threatened by its capacity of making the average person be more free than banks can.  IMF would never agree that in the face of Bitcoin they are useless.  They obviously rather attack it.

This is not the first time the IMF is against the country trying to accept bitcoin. Infact if we remember, when El Salvador declared Bitcoin as a legal tender they were against them too and they urge them to remove this status. However El Salvador didn't surrender against them and they aren't happy with them. El Salvador agrees with IMF to ‘confine’ Bitcoin use.
Pakistan should also take the firm stance on their bitcoin mining policy and do not revert their decision on IMF pressure. These international monetary organizations will never want nations to have financial freedom.

The IMF is not a US organization, but they are the largest financial contributors to the organization, so it is no surprise that the organization is headquartered in the United States or is heavily influenced by that country.

But I agree with you that we should not blame the IMF because they do not force any country to borrow money from them and become a debtor. All those countries come and borrow voluntarily, and there is nothing wrong with those countries needing to comply with the rules and conditions set by the IMF. 


Just like when we lend someone money, even if it is just a small amount, we place requirements on the borrower to ensure that they can repay us. Why are we criticizing what the IMF is doing when they are also doing what a lending institution is supposed to do?

Maybe! Or maybe it was done to create the fuzz all around it, we need to look closer at the results, surely, which only the future will tell.

I heard much about their shortages of electricity, but I hope their plan goes out nicely.