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REESTATIZATION 📢 | During the 1980s and 1990s, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) was among the leading proponents of liberalizing reforms known as the Washington Consensus. In structural adjustment programs signed with dozens of countries—especially in Latin America, Africa, and Eastern Europe—the Fund recommended the privatization of state-owned enterprises, trade liberalization, deregulation, and reducing the role of the state in the economy. Corporate media strongly defended, with its “specialists,” this prescription with no room for critical analysis.
Presented as a solution to increase efficiency, reduce public spending, and improve the quality of services, privatizations became a frequent condition for international loans and structural adjustment programs, especially in Latin America, Africa, and Eastern Europe.
Now, a study published by the IMF itself acknowledges that the global movement is heading in the opposite direction. The agency identifies the emergence of a “fourth major wave of nationalizations,” driven by the need for states to regain control of areas considered essential to economic development and national security.
Although the Fund treats the phenomenon as an adaptation to new global circumstances, the finding represents an indirect acknowledgment of the limitations of the model it helped promote for decades.
The shift is not happening only in developing countries.
In the United States, the government approved the CHIPS and Science Act, allocating about US$ 52 billion to strengthen domestic semiconductor production.
by Cezar Xavier @cezarxavier72
📸 Reproduction
#FMI
Presented as a solution to increase efficiency, reduce public spending, and improve the quality of services, privatizations became a frequent condition for international loans and structural adjustment programs, especially in Latin America, Africa, and Eastern Europe.
Now, a study published by the IMF itself acknowledges that the global movement is heading in the opposite direction. The agency identifies the emergence of a “fourth major wave of nationalizations,” driven by the need for states to regain control of areas considered essential to economic development and national security.
Although the Fund treats the phenomenon as an adaptation to new global circumstances, the finding represents an indirect acknowledgment of the limitations of the model it helped promote for decades.
The shift is not happening only in developing countries.
In the United States, the government approved the CHIPS and Science Act, allocating about US$ 52 billion to strengthen domestic semiconductor production.
by Cezar Xavier @cezarxavier72
📸 Reproduction
#FMI
Partly True
The IMF published a video in which it explains how tokenization and programmable money could transform the financial system. The organization highlights that the digitization of money opens the door to more efficient payments, automation through programmable contracts, and new ways to represent assets on digital networks. Although the video has an educational focus and does not promote any particular technology, it reflects that these concepts are gaining relevance among the world’s leading financial institutions. The organization does not mention Ripple or the XRP Ledger, but many community members point out that XRPL has been developing tools for these use cases for years and that the IMF has taken part in tests on the network.
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No Nombra al XRPL pero parece una descripción de la misma
The IMF urges Nepal to monitor the growing use of cryptocurrencies, which is on the rise despite the ban
Despite a legal ban in place since 2021, crypto flows in Nepal briefly surpassed 13% of GDP that same year. In a report published on June 10, 2026, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) raises the alarm and calls on the authorities in Kathmandu to establish a regulatory framework in line with international standards. How will the authorities manage this fait accompli?
Crypto flows in Nepal exceeded $2.6 billion in 2021, accounting for over 13% of GDP, despite the total ban on crypto transactions imposed that same year.
In 2024, these flows still represented approximately 8% of GDP, with stablecoins being the most significant component.
The IMF demands an action plan against money laundering and calls for Nepal to exit the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) grey list.
Why do cryptocurrencies thrive where they are banned?
The IMF's diagnosis does not come as a surprise to industry observers. Cross-border crypto flows in Nepal represented around 5% of GDP in early 2025, behind Vietnam, which is showing a record level of 26%. However, the Nepalese ban has been formally total since 2021. The central bank had declared trading, mining, and all related activities illegal.
This paradox is partly explained by use cases that withstand restrictions better. "From a business perspective, it makes sense to establish regulation" to protect consumers and investors, highlights Musheer Ahmed, founder of Finstep Asia, contacted by Decrypt.
In fact, money transfers and peer-to-peer trading are precisely the two pillars that neither laws nor borders can easily block.
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Despite a legal ban in place since 2021, crypto flows in Nepal briefly surpassed 13% of GDP that same year. In a report published on June 10, 2026, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) raises the alarm and calls on the authorities in Kathmandu to establish a regulatory framework in line with international standards. How will the authorities manage this fait accompli?
Crypto flows in Nepal exceeded $2.6 billion in 2021, accounting for over 13% of GDP, despite the total ban on crypto transactions imposed that same year.
In 2024, these flows still represented approximately 8% of GDP, with stablecoins being the most significant component.
The IMF demands an action plan against money laundering and calls for Nepal to exit the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) grey list.
Why do cryptocurrencies thrive where they are banned?
The IMF's diagnosis does not come as a surprise to industry observers. Cross-border crypto flows in Nepal represented around 5% of GDP in early 2025, behind Vietnam, which is showing a record level of 26%. However, the Nepalese ban has been formally total since 2021. The central bank had declared trading, mining, and all related activities illegal.
This paradox is partly explained by use cases that withstand restrictions better. "From a business perspective, it makes sense to establish regulation" to protect consumers and investors, highlights Musheer Ahmed, founder of Finstep Asia, contacted by Decrypt.
In fact, money transfers and peer-to-peer trading are precisely the two pillars that neither laws nor borders can easily block.
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$ELON
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Here the saying applies: clear accounts keep ...........!! even the air I breathe ooo
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🚀 #BTC Tiger Research is optimistic about bitcoin and says that the worst of the bear market has likely already passed
⚠️ Tokenization could strengthen or fragment the financial system, depending on how clear the oversight of smart contracts and legal frameworks are, the IMF warned.
#FMI #Tiger #RWA #Tokenization $BTC $NVDAB $METAB
⚠️ Tokenization could strengthen or fragment the financial system, depending on how clear the oversight of smart contracts and legal frameworks are, the IMF warned.
#FMI #Tiger #RWA #Tokenization $BTC $NVDAB $METAB
📝 The IMF publishes a study on how tokenization can transform the global financial architecture.
«Tokenization can strengthen the fundamental principles of the financial system: security, efficiency, and inclusion». #RWA
🧑💻 Amazon ($AMZN ) plans to launch a satellite internet service to compete with SpaceX's Star
🗣 President Paul Atkins says the SEC is modernizing regulations to bring financial markets «onto the blockchain». #regulation
💵 250,000,000 USDC ($250,049,250 USD) minted in the USDC Treasury.
📊 #BTC #ETH Bitcoin is testing support at $60,000, and deposits on exchange platforms show warning signs.
Inflows of $BTC have surpassed 50,000 units per day, those of $ETH have surged above 1.25 million, and deposits of altcoins have reached a two-month high.
«Whales» seem to be driving this move, pointing to higher volatility.
Check the data.
🧑💻 Crypto payments company Mesh raises funds in a round that values it at up to $2 billion: Axios
💵 250,000,000 USDC ($250,055,500 USD) minted in the USDC Treasury.
📊 #BTC Hyperscale Data $GPUS, the company dedicated to developing AI data centers, has bought 67 more bitcoins and now holds a total of 849 BTC.
Bitcoin 100 ranking: 49.
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«Tokenization can strengthen the fundamental principles of the financial system: security, efficiency, and inclusion». #RWA
🧑💻 Amazon ($AMZN ) plans to launch a satellite internet service to compete with SpaceX's Star
🗣 President Paul Atkins says the SEC is modernizing regulations to bring financial markets «onto the blockchain». #regulation
💵 250,000,000 USDC ($250,049,250 USD) minted in the USDC Treasury.
📊 #BTC #ETH Bitcoin is testing support at $60,000, and deposits on exchange platforms show warning signs.
Inflows of $BTC have surpassed 50,000 units per day, those of $ETH have surged above 1.25 million, and deposits of altcoins have reached a two-month high.
«Whales» seem to be driving this move, pointing to higher volatility.
Check the data.
🧑💻 Crypto payments company Mesh raises funds in a round that values it at up to $2 billion: Axios
💵 250,000,000 USDC ($250,055,500 USD) minted in the USDC Treasury.
📊 #BTC Hyperscale Data $GPUS, the company dedicated to developing AI data centers, has bought 67 more bitcoins and now holds a total of 849 BTC.
Bitcoin 100 ranking: 49.
#FMI #ballenas #AI #stock
🚨 JUST IN: Pakistan secures a fresh tranche from the IMF worth $1.32 billion $PTB 🇵🇰
The package includes $1.1 billion under the Extended Fund Facility (EFF) and $220 million through the Resilience and Sustainability Facility (RSF)
$DYM With this latest inflow, total disbursements from both programs have now surged to $4.8 billion
Pakistan's central bank reserves are now expected to exceed $17 billion following the transfer. $SAHARA
#news #Pakistan #FMI #BlackRockPlansMoneyMarketFundsforStablecoinUsers #bullish
The package includes $1.1 billion under the Extended Fund Facility (EFF) and $220 million through the Resilience and Sustainability Facility (RSF)
$DYM With this latest inflow, total disbursements from both programs have now surged to $4.8 billion
Pakistan's central bank reserves are now expected to exceed $17 billion following the transfer. $SAHARA
#news #Pakistan #FMI #BlackRockPlansMoneyMarketFundsforStablecoinUsers #bullish
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2030: The New Map of Global Economic Power is Already Being Drawn
The latest projections from the International Monetary Fund indicate that the global economy is heading towards a quiet yet profound shift. By 2030, the ranking of the world's largest economic powers is expected to reflect a landscape that is less concentrated in the West and increasingly influenced by Asia and emerging markets.
The United States is set to maintain its lead, backed by the strength of the dollar, tech innovation, and dominance in sectors like artificial intelligence, defense, and finance. However, China is closing the gap with aggressive industrial expansion and billion-dollar investments in energy, infrastructure, and technology.
The United States is set to maintain its lead, backed by the strength of the dollar, tech innovation, and dominance in sectors like artificial intelligence, defense, and finance. However, China is closing the gap with aggressive industrial expansion and billion-dollar investments in energy, infrastructure, and technology.
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