The International Monetary Fund has confirmed that El Salvador's bitcoin accumulation since June 2025 has not used public funds, instead reflecting private donations. In November 2025 the country disclosed a purchase of 1,090 BTC (worth about $100 million), bringing its total holdings to 7,474 BTC. The IMF also noted that El Salvador is improving wallet transparency and strengthening governance and risk management for public-sector crypto holdings.
Bitcoin News reported via X that the International Monetary Fund stated El Salvador's bitcoin accumulation since June 2025 has not involved public funds, with the recent additions coming from private donations.
El Salvador had disclosed in November 2025 that it bought 1,090 bitcoins for about $100 million, pushing its total holdings to 7,474 BTC. The IMF also pointed out that the country is working to improve the transparency of bitcoin balances across various wallets and to enhance governance and risk management around public-sector crypto asset holdings.
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