Ofcourse. they muscled Argentina to prevent banks from dealing in it, despite popular support and the banks announcing it.

IMF, as well as World bank and co, are anti-anything that could help a country to be less dependent on Wall Street.

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Structural_adjustment#Criticis... and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enough_Is_Enough_(letter) for examples.

The IMF is anti-gambling-with-soverign/borrowed-funds.

From the papers they released, I don't think they are. But this is an institution that works with SDR [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special_drawing_rights]; so they are not going to "understand" Bitcoin. In a sense, they have their own Bitcoin.

And I put understand in quotes because the IMF does get Bitcoin, Crypto and finance better than most countries. They understand that crypto is mostly bad news for weak countries because they are already having trouble with capital outflow as is.

They are happy with their monopoly as it is.

Most definitely - it takes away from their power.

That would depend on whether they control the cryptocurrency I imagine.

Yes.

The IMF is anti-idiocy. So yes.