El Salvador has increased its Strategic Bitcoin Reserve to over 7,680 BTC, valued at more than $510 million, by buying roughly one bitcoin daily. This steady accumulation continues despite a $1.4 billion IMF agreement urging the country to stop public sector bitcoin purchases. President Nayib Bukele remains committed to this long-term investment strategy, viewing the reserve as a bet on bitcoin's future appreciation rather than a short-term trading position. The ongoing purchases highlight El Salvador's unique approach to integrating bitcoin into its national economy and raise questions about future IMF relations.
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