There are no confirmed early pilot programs for Bitcoin acceptance in assets by the IMF or other international organizations. The IMF has expressed concerns about crypto assets, emphasizing regulatory challenges and risks to financial stability. Its 2023 policy framework advises against granting Bitcoin official currency status, focusing instead on mitigating macro-financial risks. While El Salvador’s Bitcoin adoption drew IMF scrutiny, leading to a $1.4 billion loan deal with conditions to scale back crypto policies, no evidence suggests pilot programs for asset acceptance. Recent posts on X mention the IMF classifying Bitcoin as a non-financial asset, but these claims lack verified sources and do not indicate pilots. Other organizations, like the Bank for International Settlements, focus on regulating crypto rather than integrating it. Current sentiment on X shows speculation about IMF’s stance softening, but concrete pilot programs remain absent.