ChainCatcher message, on-chain data shows that about an hour ago, the El Salvador wallet address increased its holdings by approximately 11 BTC (worth 1.06 million USD) for its strategic Bitcoin reserves.

ChainCatcher news, according to Bitcoin Magazine, senior Bitcoin advisor to President Bukele, Max Keiser, revealed that President Bukele has increased the daily Bitcoin purchases, with a medium-term goal of acquiring an additional 20,000 Bitcoins.

ChainCatcher news, the Bitcoin office of El Salvador announced on the X platform that it has transferred BTC worth 1 million dollars into El Salvador's strategic Bitcoin reserve.Previous news, at 8:07 AM Beijing time this morning, the El Salvador wallet address purchased 11 bitcoins worth 1.07 million dollars.

ChainCatcher news, according to Arkham monitoring, the Salvadoran government has increased its holdings by 11 bitcoins 30 minutes ago, worth approximately $1.07 million.

ChainCatcher news, IMF spokesperson Kozak stated that the use of Bitcoin as legal tender in El Salvador will be voluntary when asked about it. The agreement reached between the IMF and El Salvador aims to mitigate potential Bitcoin risks based on the IMF policy framework. Furthermore, Kozak declined to comment on Trump's U.S. strategic Bitcoin reserve plan, stating that a comprehensive assessment will be conducted when the policy is implemented.

ChainCatcher news, according to market news, El Salvador plans to increase its BTC holdings more rapidly for strategic reserves.

ChainCatcher news, the director of the Bitcoin office in El Salvador stated that after reaching an agreement with the International Monetary Fund, the official Bitcoin wallet Chivo will be sold or discontinued. (Jin Ten)

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, El Salvador has reached a $1.4 billion loan agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), planning to receive funding support over the next 40 months. As part of the agreement, the country will make it voluntary for merchants to accept Bitcoin payments, while gradually reducing the government's involvement in Bitcoin-related projects, including a phased withdrawal from the management of the state-supported wallet app Chivo.The IMF stated that this move will significantly reduce the potential risks associated with Bitcoin projects, while clearly stipulating that the public sector's participation is limited to specific activities within the Bitcoin economy. Additionally, taxes will be paid only in U.S. dollars, not in Bitcoin. The agreement still requires approval from the IMF's executive board, marking the end of a four-year negotiation with the IMF since El Salvador adopted Bitcoin as legal tender in June 2021. The IMF has previously warned that the speculative nature of Bitcoin could pose financial risks to the country. The agreement will also facilitate additional financing from institutions such as the World Bank, with total financing exceeding $3.5 billion.Nevertheless, El Salvador's presidential Bitcoin advisor Max Keiser expressed disdain on social media platform X, stating that the use of Bitcoin in the country "has never been so active and continues to grow." However, surveys show that 92% of Salvadorans have not used Bitcoin for transactions, an increase from 88% in 2023.

ChainCatcher news, El Salvador has reached an agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) after four years of tense negotiations due to the country's acceptance of Bitcoin as legal tender.According to a statement from the IMF, the two parties have agreed on a $1.4 billion loan program that will be disbursed over 40 months. In exchange, El Salvador has agreed to take measures to improve its primary balance and help reduce its debt-to-GDP ratio. The IMF praised the government's efforts to improve fiscal conditions, develop the economy, reduce inflation, and manage short-term debt.As part of the agreement, the country will make it voluntary for merchants to accept Bitcoin payments while gradually reducing the government's involvement in Bitcoin-related projects, including a phased withdrawal from the management of the state-supported wallet app Chivo.

ChainCatcher news, recently, the Central Reserve Bank of El Salvador (Banco Central de Reserva) granted a Bitcoin Service Provider (BSP) license to Bitget. At the same time, Bitget is applying for a Digital Asset Service Provider (DASP) license from the National Commission of Digital Assets in El Salvador to further expand its service offerings. To strengthen its presence in the Latin American market, Bitget plans to establish a local team in El Salvador to support business operations and enhance user experience.Bitget's Chief Business Officer Min Lin stated: "Latin America is a core area for crypto innovation, with immense potential. As the first country to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender, El Salvador offers significant insights for advancing the industry. Obtaining the BSP license is an important step in Bitget's globalization strategy. We are committed to promoting the development of the crypto ecosystem in the region by providing secure, convenient, and innovative services, and contributing to financial inclusion and regional economic growth."

ChainCatcher news, El Salvador President Nayib Bukele released a screenshot of Bitcoin returns. The image shows that the country's total investment in Bitcoin amounts to approximately $270 million, with an unrealized profit of about $362 million, yielding a return of 133.95%.

ChainCatcher message, mempool data shows that El Salvador currently holds 5,965.76 BTC, approximately 615 million USD.

ChainCatcher news, according to Coindesk, regulators in El Salvador and Argentina have signed an agreement to help both countries develop their cryptocurrency industries. Juan Carlos Reyes, the head of El Salvador's top cryptocurrency regulatory body and the National Digital Assets Commission (CNAD), stated that the agreement will help El Salvador expand its influence by establishing strategic partnerships.While the details of the deal remain unclear, Reyes indicated that the agreement aims to enable the two regulatory bodies to share knowledge and experience to promote cryptocurrency innovation.

ChainCatcher news, according to Solid Intel, El Salvador may reduce its Bitcoin plan to reach a $1.3 billion agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF).The El Salvadoran government will also commit to reducing the budget deficit by 3.5 percentage points over three years through spending cuts and increased taxes, and will advance this plan by passing an anti-corruption bill and increasing foreign exchange reserves from $11 billion to $15 billion.The IMF has opposed El Salvador's adoption of this digital currency, stating that it poses risks to financial stability and integrity, and urged the Bukele government to stop using cryptocurrency as legal tender.

ChainCatcher news, senior advisor to El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele, Max Keiser, posted on the X platform stating that the target price for BTC has been raised from $220,000 to $2.2 million. The reason is that Michael Saylor's speculative attack on the $20 trillion global gold market has a very high probability of success, and MicroStrategy is leveraging the $200 trillion global fixed income market to "Rug Pull" the gold market.

ChainCatcher news, according to Bitcoin.com, El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele is a proponent of Bitcoin, and he celebrated the $100,000 milestone in a unique way.It is reported that Nayib Bukele shared a screenshot showing that his Bitcoin investment policy over the past three years has brought El Salvador more than $300 million in unrealized gains, in order to criticize his detractors.

ChainCatcher message, currently El Salvador is still implementing the "daily accumulation of 1 BTC plan," and its Bitcoin holdings have reached 5,951.77 BTC, worth approximately 565 million USD.

ChainCatcher news, Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele has proposed an innovative plan to lease the country's volcanoes to miners for sustainable Bitcoin mining. Bukele stated on social media on November 25 that miners could use the geothermal energy generated by the volcanoes to reduce mining costs. This idea was inspired by a previous post that showcased El Salvador successfully using geothermal energy to mine 474 Bitcoins, worth approximately $46 million.Bukele pointed out that El Salvador has 170 volcanoes, making it a rich energy reservoir to attract global miners. He wrote, "With 170 volcanoes, launching a 'lease a volcano to mine Bitcoin' program actually makes a lot of sense."In response, Daniel Alvarez, the Director of the General Directorate of Energy, Hydrocarbons, and Mines of El Salvador, stated that the team will begin drafting a new geothermal energy bill to support the implementation of this plan.

ChainCatcher news, El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele posted an image themed around the meme concept CHILLGUY on X, leading to a short-term surge in the related meme token CHILL, which saw its market cap rise above 500 million dollars at one point. Currently, CHILL is priced at 0.454 dollars, with a 24H increase of 123.8%.