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IMF Adds Bitcoin to Reserves, Tracks It as Digital Gold and Capital Asset

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is reportedly making changes regarding Bitcoin, with sources claiming the organization is adding Bitcoin to its reserves and classifying it as 'Digital Gold
By: DeepNewz • March 23, 2025
IMF Adds Bitcoin to Reserves, Tracks It as Digital Gold and Capital Asset

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is reportedly making changes regarding Bitcoin, with sources claiming the organization is adding Bitcoin to its reserves and classifying it as 'Digital Gold.'

The IMF's new standards, including BPM7 rules, now track Bitcoin as a global asset, similar to gold or land, in cross-border transactions. Bitcoin is also being classified as a capital asset under these rules.

There are claims that Bitcoin may be included in the IMF's Special Drawing Rights (SDR) basket or index, though this remains unconfirmed. Bitcoin advocate Max Keiser suggests the IMF is making a quiet shift toward crypto adoption despite its historically anti-Bitcoin stance.

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