Not Rejecting IMF Restrictions》El Salvador rarely added 11 BTC this morning, will the Bitcoin purchase plan be accelerated?

BlockTempo reports that the Salvadoran government and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have announced a 40-month, $1.4 billion loan agreement. This agreement also unlocks additional loan support from other international financial institutions, totaling over $3.5 billion. In exchange for this additional financial assistance, Salvador has agreed to make concessions in its Bitcoin policy, including: - Making the acceptance of Bitcoin payments by merchants voluntary - Gradually phasing out government support for the official digital wallet Chivo Wallet - Limiting tax payments to only US dollars (the country's official currency) - Restricting public sector participation in Bitcoin-related economic activities, and limiting Bitcoin transactions and purchases However, the Salvadoran Bitcoin Office has stated that the country will continue to implement its Bitcoin policy, including accelerating the purchase of Bitcoin to build its strategic Bitcoin reserve. Bitcoin will remain legal tender, and the country will continue to develop its Bitcoin capital markets. The Salvadoran government has continued its daily Bitcoin purchases, and data from Nayib Tracker shows that the country currently holds 6,203 Bitcoins, with an average purchase price of $44,955, resulting in a 115% return on investment.