Volcano Bonds to Be Issued in Q1 2024, Says El Salvador’s National Bitcoin Office
El Salvador said it received regulatory approval to issue the much-anticipated Volcano bonds in Q1 2024.
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El Salvador's controversial Bitcoin adoption under President Bukele, labeled "dubious" and "dangerous" initially, has yielded $72.5 million unrealized profit.
El Salvador said it received regulatory approval to issue the much-anticipated Volcano bonds in Q1 2024.
El Salvador's Bitcoin investment is profitable by over $3 million following the latest upswing in the cryptocurrency's price.
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El Salvador's National Bitcoin Office was opened last year to oversee all the country's projects related to Bitcoin.
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Stablesats make it seem payments are done in USD while using Bitcoin.
El Salvador would partially fund the $1.6 billion buyback using special drawing rights from the IMF.
Morgan Stanley believes El Salvador's bonds could bounce back to 44 cents on the dollar by year-end.