El Salvador currently holds about 7,474 Bitcoins valued near $480 million and aims to exceed $1 billion in Bitcoin reserves by the end of 2026 through daily purchases and mining. The government buys one Bitcoin per day, maintaining a long-term strategy without selling, despite price volatility. Achieving the $1 billion mark depends on continued accumulation and Bitcoin price growth, though exact holdings are hard to verify due to wallet and accounting complexities. This milestone could influence international financial institutions' views on El Salvador's sovereign debt and reserve management involving digital assets.
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Bitcoin trader Killa predicts a key cycle turning point within days based on his analysis of over 600 days of Bitcoin price data. He identified 11 previous turning points that moved against the prevailing market sentiment, suggesting Bitcoin could ri...
