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CoinRank News: The International Monetary Fund (IMF) released a compliance report stating that El Salvador has not purchased any new Bitcoin since February 2025, and the current growth in holdings mainly comes from the integration of existing wallet assets. The report cited a letter signed by the Governor of the Central Bank of El Salvador and the Minister of Finance, and stated in a footnote: The increase in Bitcoin holdings in the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Fund reflects the governments consolidation of Bitcoin from multiple holding wallets. This statement contradicts the statements of Salvadoran President Bukele and the Bitcoin Office. Previously, the Salvadoran Bitcoin Office stated that the country increased its holdings of 1 Bitcoin per day, and its current reserves are 6,242, worth approximately US$737 million. Arkham data also shows that most of the related transfers come from hot wallet addresses of Binance or Bitfinex. At present, the Salvadoran Bitcoin Office has not responded to this. (The Block)
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