The International Monetary Fund said El Salvador’s Bitcoin purchases since the first program review in June 2025 were financed entirely through private donations rather than public funds, according to a post shared by Bitcoin News on X. The IMF also said it expects the Salvadoran government not to continue buying Bitcoin in the future, except for purchases tied to documented donations. The disclosure came as IMF staff reached an agreement with El Salvador on the latest review of the country’s program. That agreement could unlock an additional $140 million in financing. The update links the Bitcoin disclosure to the broader review process now under discussion between the IMF and El Salvador, while drawing a distinction between privately donated funding and the use of state resources.
Bitcoin News said in a post on X that the International Monetary Fund, or IMF, stated El Salvador’s Bitcoin purchases since the first program review in June 2025 were funded entirely by private donations, with no public resources used.
The IMF said it expects the Salvadoran government not to continue accumulating Bitcoin in the future, except for purchases linked to documented donations.
The disclosure came as IMF staff reached an agreement with El Salvador on the latest program review. That agreement could unlock an additional $140 million in financing.
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