IMF態度放軟？薩爾瓦多比特幣豪賭奏效 經濟成長率預測上探4%
國際貨幣基金（IMF）對薩爾瓦多的經濟表現表示讚賞，預估成長率達4%，對其比特幣國家戰略的態度出現軟化。本文深入分析此一轉變的背後原因與未來影響。
昔日批評言猶在耳，今日態度卻大相逕庭。國際貨幣基金（IMF）對薩爾瓦多的經濟表現發出讚許，這個將國家命運押注在比特幣（BTC）上的中美洲國家，其大膽的實驗似乎正迎來關鍵的轉捩點。
經濟超乎預期 IMF態度轉向
根據IMF於12月23日發布的聲明，薩爾瓦多的經濟擴張速度優於預期。報告指出，受益於市場信心改善、創紀錄的僑匯以及活絡的投資，該國今年的實際GDP成長率預計將達到約4%，且2026年的前景「非常良好」。值得注意的是，這次聲明並未重申過去要求薩爾瓦多暫停累積比特幣資產的強硬建議。
無懼壓力 總統布格磊持續加碼
儘管與IMF的貸款談判仍在進行，由總統納伊布·布格磊（Nayib Bukele）領導的政府並未停止其比特幣收購策略。在11月市場大幅拋售期間，該國逆勢購入超過1,000枚比特幣。目前，薩爾瓦多的國家金庫已累積近7,500枚比特幣，按當前市價計算，價值約6.6億美元。
檯面下的角力：透明度與風險
然而，雙方的分歧依然存在。IMF補充說，關於比特幣項目的討論仍在繼續，重點聚焦於「提高透明度、保護公共資源和降低風險」。該機構也提到，政府官方加密錢包「Chivo」的出售談判已「進展順利」，暗示35億美元的貸款方案協商將持續進行。
本文章僅為資訊目的，不構成任何投資建議。加密貨幣投資具有高度波動性，請讀者審慎評估風險。
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