El Salvador has expanded its national Bitcoin holdings beyond 7,500 BTC, now worth more than $670 million, as it continues its long-term digital asset strategy.
Data from the National Bitcoin Office shows the country still follows its “one Bitcoin per day” policy, independent of price movements or broader market sentiment. At press time, Bitcoin was trading around $89,300, reflecting recent volatility driven by macroeconomic uncertainty.
The growing reserve has drawn attention, especially after the International Monetary Fund stated that El Salvador is not expected to make new Bitcoin purchases under its financing agreement. This has sparked debate on how the country manages to increase holdings while adhering to IMF conditions.
Beyond reserves, the government is pushing deeper Bitcoin integration across education, payments, and financial infrastructure. Officials say the strategy aims to improve financial inclusion, reduce remittance costs, attract foreign investment, and position El Salvador as a technology-forward economy built around blockchain innovation.
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