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¡Atención! 🔸
Este martes 27 de enero, Arizona está enviando una señal sísmica a todo el mercado. Mientras otros estados buscan cómo exprimir el sector, el Senado de Arizona avanza con un plan para eliminar los impuestos a la propiedad sobre activos digitales.

¿Qué está en juego con las leyes SB 1044 y SB 1045? 🧵👇
Libertad de Posesión (SB 1044) 🛡️
Esta ley propone que las criptomonedas sean tratadas como una representación digital de valor exenta de impuestos. Si el pueblo de Arizona lo aprueba en las urnas este noviembre, el estado no podrá tocar ni un Satoshi de tu portafolio bajo el concepto de "impuesto a la propiedad". Es una protección de riqueza sin precedentes en EE. UU.Nodos en Casa (SB 1045) 🏠
¿Corres un nodo de $BTC, $ETH o $SOL? Arizona quiere que tu sala de estar sea un búnker de descentralización. Esta ley prohíbe que cualquier municipio te cobre tasas o te prohíba operar infraestructura blockchain en tu residencia. Arizona entiende que los nodos son el corazón de la red, no una fuente de multas.La Competencia por el Capital ⚔️
Arizona ya no solo compite con Texas o El Salvador; compite por el talento global. Al blindar legalmente el staking y la minería casera, están creando el ecosistema ideal para el próximo ciclo alcista.
¿Te moverias a Arizona si eso significa que el estado nunca podrá ponerle la mano a tus criptomonedas? ¡Vota abajo! 👇
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How El Salvador’s Bitcoin Law Is Evolving with IMF Conditions
El Salvador has made changes to its Bitcoin laws to meet the conditions of a loan deal with the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The new law makes it optional for businesses to accept Bitcoin as payment, unlike the previous rule that made it a legal requirement. 
This shift allows private sector merchants to choose whether or not to accept Bitcoin, making it less mandatory but still maintaining its status as legal tender in the country. This adjustment was necessary to comply with the IMF's request to reduce the government's exposure to Bitcoin.
El Salvador Continued Bitcoin Accumulation
Despite the changes to Bitcoin's legal tender status, El Salvador is still committed to accumulating Bitcoin. The country has continued to purchase Bitcoin for its strategic reserves and now holds over 6,000 BTC. This move is part of their long-term strategy to benefit from Bitcoin’s potential value. With a 127% profit on their Bitcoin investments, the government remains optimistic about Bitcoin's future. They plan to continue buying more Bitcoin, with plans to intensify these purchases in 2025, further solidifying their position in the cryptocurrency market.
What is the IMF Loan Deal?
In December 2023, El Salvador secured a $1.4 billion loan from the IMF, which came with the condition that the government scale back its involvement with Bitcoin. As part of the deal, the government agreed to reduce its Bitcoin exposure by making Bitcoin optional for businesses, instead of requiring its use. 
This was done to satisfy the IMF's concerns about the country's economic stability. Despite these changes, El Salvador continues to hold Bitcoin as part of its long-term strategy, but the shift reflects the IMF’s influence over the country's crypto policy.
El Salvador Becomes the First Country to Adopt Bitcoin
El Salvador made history in 2021 when it became the world's first nation to make Bitcoin an official payment method. The country's decision enabled Bitcoin to operate alongside the U.S. dollar as an official payment method throughout El Salvador. 
El Salvador has taken a leading position in the global adoption of Bitcoin by embracing cryptocurrency, showcasing its dedication to innovative financial strategies for economic growth. The nation took a brave action to bring digital currencies into traditional economic frameworks which demonstrated its dedication to using modern technology for national expansion.

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