El Salvador’s Ministry of Finance and the Central Bank Governor have officially informed the International Monetary Fund (IMF) that no additional Bitcoin acquisitions have been made since the February 2025 financing agreement. The government’s Bitcoin reserves remain stable, with wallet addresses disclosed to the IMF for transparency and compliance monitoring. This update contrasts with earlier public claims by President Bukele regarding daily Bitcoin purchases. The IMF clarified that any increase in Bitcoin holdings is attributable solely to internal accounting adjustments and does not breach the terms of the financing agreement. This development underscores the government’s commitment to maintaining regulatory adherence while managing its cryptocurrency assets prudently.
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