El Salvador’s Bitcoin Office has launched an online dashboard meant to show the country’s Bitcoin reserves in real time, adding a public-facing transparency tool to its long-running accumulation strategy. The move comes as outside trackers estimate the government’s holdings at roughly 7,600–7,700 BTC, with a market value in the high hundreds of millions of dollars depending on Bitcoin’s price. The dashboard matters because El Salvador was the first country to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender and has become the most visible sovereign Bitcoin holder. The government has said it has continued buying through a dollar-cost-averaging strategy and has not sold any BTC, so the new site gives markets, policymakers, and observers a way to monitor that treasury more directly.

AI-generated background, compiled from web sources — not editorial content.

More coverage

Explore the topic

More on Bitcoin

Comments