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Pada 19 Juni 2025, El Salvador kembali menambah cadangan strategis Bitcoin-nya, seperti dilaporkan oleh Bitcoin Magazine melalui postingan di X . Dalam pembaruan terbaru, negara ini membeli 1.000.0000 BTC pada pukul 02:49:51 WIB, dengan nilai saat itu mencapai 3.864.86 BTC dan total kepemilikan naik menjadi 6.213.18403057 BTC. Langkah ini ditandai dengan grafik kenaikan bertahap cadangan Bitcoin El Salvador, menunjukkan komitmen berkelanjutan terhadap visi adopsi kripto yang dipelopori oleh Presiden Nayib Bukele sejak 2021, ketika El Salvador menjadi negara pertama yang mengakui Bitcoin sebagai alat pembayaran yang sah.
Sejak inisiatif tersebut, El Salvador telah menggelontorkan sekitar $150 juta untuk membeli Bitcoin hingga pertengahan 2022, yang kini menyumbang 4% dari cadangan nasionalnya. Meski begitu, strategi ini menghadapi tantangan, termasuk penurunan nilai sebesar 70% dari November 2021 hingga Juni 2022. Pembelian terbaru ini terjadi di tengah ketegangan geopolitik global, seperti konflik Israel-Iran, yang dapat memengaruhi stabilitas harga Bitcoin dan strategi cadangan El Salvador ke depan.
Langkah ini juga mencerminkan resistensi terhadap tekanan internasional, khususnya dari Dana Moneter Internasional (IMF). Pada Desember 2024, El Salvador menyepakati pinjaman $1,4 miliar dari IMF dengan syarat mengurangi kebijakan Bitcoin, termasuk membuat penerimaan Bitcoin di sektor swasta menjadi sukarela. Meski demikian, pemerintah tetap melanjutkan pembelian, menunjukkan keyakinan pada potensi jangka panjang aset digital ini. Sebuah jajak pendapat pada 2021 oleh Universitas Amerika Tengah menunjukkan 68% warga Salvador tidak setuju dengan adopsi Bitcoin karena kurangnya pemahaman, mencerminkan tantangan domestik yang masih ada.
Pembelian Bitcoin El Salvador ini terus menjadi sorotan global, menginspirasi komunitas kripto sekaligus memicu skeptisisme. Dengan cadangan yang terus bertambah, negara ini berpotensi menjadi pelopor dalam penggunaan Bitcoin sebagai cadangan strategis, meskipun volatilitas pasar dan tekanan regulasi tetap menjadi faktor kunci yang harus diperhatikan.
Dampak: Keputusan ini dapat memperkuat posisi El Salvador sebagai pionir adopsi Bitcoin, tetapi juga meningkatkan risiko finansial akibat fluktuasi harga dan ketidakpastian geopolitik.
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Trong khi nhiều quốc gia còn dè dặt với Bitcoin, El Salvador tiếp tục thể hiện lập trường cứng rắn khi mua thêm 2 BTC vào ngày 1/2, nâng tổng số Bitcoin dự trữ lên 6.055 BTC (trị giá hơn 612 triệu USD)
Đáng chú ý, trong 30 ngày qua, nước này đã mua hơn 50 BTC, vượt kế hoạch 1 BTC/ngày của chiến lược dự trữ quốc gia.

El Salvador Mua Bitcoin Dù Phải Nhượng Bộ IMF
Mặc dù đã ký thỏa thuận vay 1,4 tỷ USD với Quỹ Tiền tệ Quốc tế (IMF), yêu cầu biến Bitcoin thành phương thức thanh toán tùy chọn và tư nhân hóa ví Chivo, El Salvador vẫn kiên trì tích lũy BTC.
📌 Ngay sau khi ký thỏa thuận, nước nàymua thêm 11 BTC (trị giá hơn 1 triệu USD).
📌 Ngày 19/1, Văn phòng Bitcoin Quốc gia lại tiếp tục gom thêm 12 BTC.
📌 Đại diện chính phủ cho biết họ dự kiến sẽ tăng tốc mua Bitcoin trong năm 2025.
Chiến Lược Bitcoin Của El Salvador: Rủi Ro Hay Tiên Phong?
Fidelity Digital Assets – công ty tài chính lớn trong lĩnh vực tiền mã hóa – đánh giá El Salvador có thể là động lực để các quốc gia khác chấp nhận Bitcoin.
Theo báo cáo “2025 Look Ahead”, khi Bitcoin ngày càng được chấp nhận rộng rãi, các quốc gia lớn sẽ đối mặt với rủi ro khi không sở hữu BTC, và “hiệu ứng FOMO” có thể khiến họ buộc phải theo chân El Salvador.
El Salvador đang đặt cược vào tương lai của Bitcoin – liệu đây sẽ là một bước đi chiến lược thông minh hay một canh bạc đầy rủi ro? Câu trả lời sẽ dần rõ ràng khi thị trường phát triển! 🚀
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With a 40-month, $1.4 billion International Monetary Fund’s Extended Fund Facility in place, the IMF restrictions on bitcoin purchases and the Bitcoin policy is now directly tied to El Salvador’s financial stability plan. In this context the IMF clarified that the recent announcement of the addition of more bitcoin to El Salvador’s reserves is “consistent with the agreed program conditionality”.
A key element in this agreement is that the government of El Salvador has committed to not accumulating more bitcoin. At least, that’s what most documents on the matter state. In its letter of intent dated on February 12 and included in the staff report published on March 3, El Salvador’s representatives subscribed to this agreement.
“Over the course of the program, the authorities have committed not to accumulate Bitcoins,” the Memorandum of Economic and Financial Policies attached to the letter signed by Central Bank President, Douglas Pablo Rodríguez Fuentes and Minister of Finance, Jerson Rogelio Posada Molina states. This is also included in the Policies Under The Extended Fund Facility Arrangement section.
After President Nayib Bukele apparently contradicted this through his X account, in which he posted that the accumulation is “not stopping,” many questions were raised, and comments regarding the alignment between the fund and El Salvador started to populate the popular social media platform.
I asked about this to the IMF’s communications department and their response suggests a more flexible interpretation.
“The government under the program has committed not to accumulate further Bitcoins at the level of the overall public sector. We consulted with the authorities, and they have assured us that the recent increase in Bitcoin holdings in the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Fund is consistent with agreed program conditionality,” they replied.
So, if bitcoin reserves have increased as the Bitcoin Office reported through X, how does that align with the commitment not to accumulate more?
Loopholes Of The IMF Restrictions On Bitcoin Purchases
Taking the agreement, this new clarification and Bukele’s post there some room to explain this apparent contradiction.
The strategic bitcoin reserve may be structured to keep it outside the official public sector, allowing it to increase its holdings without violating the agreement.
Another option is that not all accumulation is a purchase nor mining. If bitcoin reserves are growing through other financial operations instead of direct public sector involvement it’s not technically “accumulation” in the sense of the agreement.
El Salvador could also be reclassifying assets. Bitcoin could be moving between government-controlled entities without being considered a new acquisition. This might be problematic, as the staff report also explicitly states that all the wallets –hot or cold– must be identified.
The friendly answer from the IMF also suggests good terms between the Fund and El Salvador’s administration. If reserves are increasing under a policy that supposedly prohibits accumulation, the fact that the Fund clarified shows that there’s a standard criterion that is more flexible than what the documents explain.
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El Salvador has made waves once again, surpassing the 6,000 Bitcoin mark with its latest BTC purchase on December 29. The country now holds an impressive 6,000.77 BTC, valued at approximately $561.3 million, according to the National Bitcoin Office’s tracker.
📈 A Steady Strategy That Pays Off
El Salvador has consistently added to its Bitcoin treasury, showing remarkable growth:
19 BTC in the past week, worth $1.77 million.53 BTC in the last month, valued at $4.95 million.
The nation’s strategic accumulation has been highly profitable, with an unrealized gain of 105% based on an average acquisition cost of $45,465 per Bitcoin.
🌟 The Crypto Pioneer’s Journey
El Salvador made history on September 6, 2021, as the first country to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender. Starting with an initial purchase of 200 BTC, the nation has steadily increased its holdings despite skepticism from institutions like the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
The recent $1 million Bitcoin purchase followed a groundbreaking $1.4 billion agreement with the IMF, showcasing President Nayib Bukele’s unwavering commitment to cryptocurrency adoption.

🌍 Joining the Titans of Bitcoin
El Salvador now ranks as the sixth-largest Bitcoin-holding nation, joining global giants like the United States, China, and the United Kingdom.
The country's crypto strategy has paid off, with its portfolio gaining value during the recent market recovery. The unrealized gain from its BTC stash now stands at a staggering $152 million.
🚀 Beyond the Milestone
Through its National Bitcoin Office, El Salvador is not just accumulating BTC but also expanding cryptocurrency initiatives to further integrate digital assets into its economy.
President Bukele’s vision has turned the small Central American nation into a global crypto trailblazer, with its Bitcoin holdings now worth more than half a billion dollars—a testament to the power of long-term belief in blockchain technology.
💡 El Salvador’s Legacy in Bitcoin
This milestone solidifies El Salvador's position as a global leader in cryptocurrency adoption. The country's calculated and confident approach continues to inspire the world, proving that even bold bets can yield astronomical returns in the evolving crypto space.

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El Salvador's bitcoin reserve now exceeds $644M, with a notional profit of over $357M, a 124% gain despite international warnings.
In 2021, when El Salvador chose to become the first country in the world to use Bitcoin as legal tender, it raised a lot of eyebrows.

President Nayib Bukele shared an update on the country's Bitcoin reserves on Sunday, proving that the decision is paying off. From an investment of just $287 million, El Salvador has reaped benefits of over $357 million, more than doubling its initial investment in four years.


El Salvador's Unrealized Gain From Bitcoin Rises To $357 Million
Although the gains are unreal in nature, El Salvador is doubling its Bitcoin reserves this year. Recently, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) issued a $1.4 billion loan to the Central American country with a strict pre-condition that it reduce its $BTC purchases.

However, according to data from the Salvadoran government’s Bitcoin Office, it continues to buy about one $BTC per day, which is more than 6,100 BTC.
The substantial increase in the value of El Salvador's bitcoin reserves has coincided with a rally in the price of BTC to its all-time high of $108k.
President Nayib Bukele shared on X that El Salvador's bitcoin portfolio now boasts a 124 percent increase over its total investment. With this increase, the total value of his Bitcoin portfolio now reaches $644 million.

El Salvador’s Policy Push for Bitcoin Usage
A vocal advocate for Bitcoin, President Bukele has promoted it as a tool to increase financial inclusion and attract investment.
Despite international scrutiny and warnings from the IMF, the country has continued to hoard Bitcoin.

It has also experimented with initiatives such as using geothermal volcanic energy to mine bitcoin and introducing a bitcoin education program for government officials.
However, the extent of $BTC ’s use in real-world transactions remains low, with estimates suggesting usage is less than 10% despite the policy push. The country’s overall lack of digital literacy is reportedly limiting widespread use.
Meanwhile, in March, El Salvador signed an agreement with Paraguay to increase oversight of digital asset service providers. The agreement aims to strengthen cooperation in overseeing cryptocurrency-related activities.

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El Salvador, com sua estratégia de comprar 1 Btc por dia, adicionou mais 8 $BTC
O que vc acha dessa estratégia?
esta semana.
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➡️ Qual sua opinião ?🚀

El Salvador has clinched a pivotal $1.4 billion agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), marking a major move toward fiscal stability—but at a cost: stricter limits on the country’s use of Bitcoin.The deal, announced after months of negotiation, falls under the IMF’s Extended Fund Facility (EFF), spanning 40 months and providing access to up to $3.5 billion in support from the IMF and other international lenders.While the agreement includes an immediate $120 million disbursement, it also imposes new restrictions on El Salvador’s Bitcoin strategy, which has been a key part of President Nayib Bukele’s financial agenda since the country made Bitcoin legal tender in 2021.
Bitcoin Clampdown Under IMF Terms
The IMF has long viewed Bitcoin as a threat to macroeconomic stability due to its volatility. As part of the new agreement, El Salvador must:
Stop all publicly funded Bitcoin purchasesFreeze existing Bitcoin reserves in state-owned walletsClose public access to the government-run Chivo wallet by July 1, 2025
Despite current holdings of 6,190.18 BTC valued at approximately $675 million, with unrealized gains of $350 million, the IMF insists that further crypto accumulation could endanger long-term economic goals.
President Bukele responded defiantly, saying, “If it didn’t stop when the world ostracized us… it won’t stop now.” While El Salvador will retain its Bitcoin identity, it will now operate under tighter financial discipline.
Conditions for Future Tranches
To access the full $3.5 billion package, El Salvador must meet several economic reform benchmarks, including:
Fiscal restructuringEnhancing banking sector liquidityCivil service reformPension system modernization
These steps are critical for unlocking future tranches of IMF funding and attracting additional support from global creditors.
A Balancing Act Ahead
The IMF reiterated in its statement:
“EFF approved with SDR 1033.92 million (about $1.4B)… Other creditors will add about $2.1B more.”
El Salvador now faces the challenge of balancing its Bitcoin-first national image with structural reform mandates from its international partners. The agreement is pending final approval from the IMF Executive Board, which is expected to greenlight the package soon.
The post appeared first on CryptosNewss.com
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El Salvador sigue comprando Bitcoin a pesar del acuerdo con el FMI
A pesar de haber firmado un acuerdo con el Fondo Monetario Internacional (FMI) que limita las operaciones con Bitcoin, El Salvador ha continuado comprando la criptomoneda. Un día después de alcanzar el acuerdo, el país adquirió 11 Bitcoin, aumentando su reserva a casi 6000 BTC.
Puntos clave:
* Desacuerdo con el FMI: El acuerdo con el FMI establece límites a las operaciones de Bitcoin por parte del gobierno salvadoreño.
* Compra continua: A pesar de las restricciones, El Salvador sigue comprando Bitcoin, incluso a un ritmo acelerado según sus autoridades.
* Reserva estratégica: El país ha acumulado una significativa reserva de Bitcoin.
* Bitcoin como moneda de curso legal: El Salvador fue pionero en adoptar Bitcoin como moneda de curso legal en 2021.
En resumen, El Salvador demuestra un fuerte compromiso con Bitcoin, incluso en medio de las presiones internacionales y las restricciones impuestas por el FMI.

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