#GT# #BTC# #XRP# #ETH# #DOGE# El Salvador continues to buy Bitcoin quietly amid the constraints of the International Monetary Fund agreement. El Salvador buys 1 BTC daily, despite the IMF urging to stop this activity due to loan conditions.

The current holdings of BTC amount to more than 6100 coins, worth over 570 million dollars.
The government has not disclosed its funding sources, raising concerns about compliance.
The government of El Salvador continues to buy Bitcoin daily, even as the International Monetary Fund calls on the country to halt further purchases under the terms of a $1.4 billion loan agreement.

The recent statements by Economy Minister Maria Luisa Haime confirmed the continuation of the government acquisition process, despite previous reports indicating compliance with the International Monetary Fund's request. This revelation has sparked renewed scrutiny regarding the status of the agreement and the funding sources for Bitcoin.

The government collects Bitcoin daily using undisclosed sources.
The official Bitcoin office data from the Salvadoran government confirms the addition of one Bitcoin to its reserves daily. These daily purchases continue, although the source of their funding remains unknown.

So far, El Salvador owns more than 6100 Bitcoin, valued at over 570 million dollars. Reports from CryptoNewsLand had previously stated that El Salvador halted Bitcoin purchases from the public sector in response to the conditions of the International Monetary Fund.

However, the statement from the Minister of Economy indicates that acquisition activities have resumed or have not completely stopped. The state had previously announced that it would not use public funds to buy out more Bitcoin. Nevertheless, the ongoing accumulation raises questions about how these transactions are being financed.

The conditions of the International Monetary Fund contradict daily acquisitions of Bitcoin.
The International Monetary Fund's agreement specifically prohibits El Salvador from continuing to buy Bitcoin under its current financial conditions. The fund has expressed concern about the levels of debt and the extent of commitment to reform measures. The continued accumulation of Bitcoin on a daily basis, even with non-governmental funding, contradicts the essence of