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IMF issues veiled warning against El Salvador’s Bitcoin law

According to IMF marketing department financial counsellor and director Tobias Adrian and legal department general counsel and director Rhoda Weeks-Brown, a cryptocurrency like Bitcoin (BTC) may catch on in countries without stable inflation and exchange rates, and provide unbanked people with the means to make payments. However, the cost to an economy could be significant.

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Jim Cramer sees a 'second reopening' trade in the recovery stocks

Inflation and delta risks are contributing to a critical 'inflection point' on Wall Street, longtime bull warns