Since November 2022, El Salvador has bought one Bitcoin daily, accumulating over 7,700 BTC valued at around $500 million. This steady purchase program continued even after a $1.4 billion IMF deal in 2024, which removed Bitcoin's legal tender status and scaled back the state-backed Bitcoin wallet. The government’s commitment to Bitcoin remains strong, with public tracking of purchases and significant bulk buys during market dips. This ongoing strategy highlights El Salvador's unique approach to cryptocurrency despite regulatory and market pressures.
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