El Salvador probably wanted to keep their image as a bitcoin friendly country. Not only do they want to appear friendly to bitcoin, it seems like they want to be a country known for having a lot of bitcoin and possibly get investors in their country. I have seen some people doubt IMF's reports but what do you think? It makes sense if bitcoin has become El Salvador's political move.
I feel there's an uninformed or unrevealed agenda between the El Salvador government and the IMF which as a result of lack of compliance with governments financial ministry is why the IMF is being critic with the claim of the El Salvador buying 1 bitcoin on daily basis. What's even the reputation of the IMF for we to believe this accuse?
Infact as enthusiasts with the strive of expanding the bitcoin community, is this news even supposed to be a problematic to us? I mean if eventually El Salvador never been buying the bitcoins as claimed because my acknowledgement for El Salvador in the bitcoin space isn't about their strategic accumulating of bitcoin but their friendly regulations of crypto with the legal tender they preserved.
This particularly is my own interest as they've globally proven that bitcoin isn't just a value to behold for asset but also values that can be interchanged for payments and services purposes.
So if they haven't been able to buy bitcoin all the while as IMF claimed, that doesn't change the fact that they're friendly crypto regulating country.