The Salvadoran government invests in 1 BTC every day, and the value of its holdings has exceeded 600 million US dollars
On December 5, according to Arkham monitoring, the Salvadoran government continues to invest in 1 Bitcoin daily and currently holds a total of 5955 Bitcoins (approximately $614 million).
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