El Salvador's "Surface Compliance" is, in fact, a covert operation, and the Bitcoin gamble is escalating?

El Salvador is cautiously "meeting" the International Monetary Fund (IMF) loan conditions: officially stopping the use of public funds to buy Bitcoin in exchange for $1.4 billion in aid. But the reality is far more complicated than the official narrative.

The latest IMF briefing shows that El Salvador has paused official funding for cryptocurrency purchases while making progress on fiscal transparency and structural reforms. However, President Bukele has found another way—privately purchasing one Bitcoin daily from unknown sources, avoiding government account scrutiny. The source of funds remains a mystery, sparking widespread speculation: is it the national strategic reserve? Or private partnership profits?

Currently, El Salvador holds 6,158 Bitcoins, valued at approximately $583 million. If Bitcoin reaches $1.5 million by 2030 as predicted by Ark Invest, this secretive gamble could completely rewrite El Salvador's fate. Bukele's bet is not just on the price of Bitcoin, but on the future of a nation.

The question arises: Is this visionary foresight or a reckless gamble? In the coming years, the answer may be harsher than the market imagines.

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