El Salvador's Bitcoin Reserves Surpass $700M on Bitcoin Day Milestone

Purchasing 21 BTC, symbolic of Bitcoin's 21 million supply limit, El Salvador marked the fourth year of its groundbreaking Bitcoin Law on September 7, 2025. With Bitcoin prices about $111,000, this propelled the country's Bitcoin holdings to 6,313.18 BTC, now valued at over $700 million. Though they had pledged to adhere to IMF conditions prohibiting Bitcoin acquisitions under a $1.4 billion loan arrangement, the government has carried on its daily Bitcoin purchase policy starting in March. 2024: Gathering 240 BTC since signing the agreement. These measures have been condemned by the IMF as lacking transparency, since they consist of internal wallet transfers instead of market purchases.

On Bitcoin Day, the administration declared successes, including certifying 80,000 public officials in Bitcoin education and including Bitcoin syllabi for children seven years old or older. With nations like Pakistan and Bolivia looking for guidance on Bitcoin methods, El Salvador has also established a fresh Investment Banking Law for Bitcoin service providers and attracted worldwide notice. In order to further advance the nation's leadership in Bitcoin adoption, a state-sponsored cryptocurrency conference, BITCOIN HISTÓRICO, will be held in November.

Although President Bukele admits to the considerable financial rewards from El Salvador's Bitcoin treasury plan, adoption of Bitcoin as legal currency has not resulted in major domestic success. Prediction markets currently give the country 43% chances of expanding, with the value of its assets at $700 million—one of the most lucrative sovereign Bitcoin investments. Its reserves by the end of 2025 to be at $1 billion.