El Salvador bought about 1,090 Bitcoin in a single day, raising its total holdings to roughly 7,474 BTC worth $676 million. The purchase came as Bitcoin fell below $90,000, showing the government is continuing its daily accumulation strategy despite market volatility.

El Salvador has doubled down on its Bitcoin strategy, with President Nayib Bukele purchasing 21 BTC on Monday to commemorate the fourth anniversary of the country’s landmark Bitcoin Law.

El Salvador has just approved it new Investment Banking Law, which allows investment banks to not only hold Bitcoin and other digital assets but also to offer full crypto services, but only to "sophisticated investors."

El Salvador’s legislature has passed a sweeping constitutional reform that has solidified President's Nayib Bukele's power indefinitely.

El Salvador’s high-profile experiment with Bitcoin seems like its coming to an end following the restrictions the country is facing on top of the fading public enthusiasm for Bitcoin.

Pakistan is hoping to partner and tap into the experience of El Salvador to further its own country's crypto dreams.

US and El Salvador held a high-level meeting to strengthen cooperation on Bitcoin and digital assets. They discussed ways to work together on Bitcoin innovation and develop clearer crypto regulations.

Panama's city mayor is allowing cargo ships to access the vital shipping route just by paying in Bitcoin.

El Salvador bought more Bitcoin just after agreeing to loan terms with the IMF, which include stopping public crypto purchases. The government claims its Bitcoin Office is not part of the public sector, allowing it to keep buying despite IMF warnings.

El Salvador has stopped using public funds to buy Bitcoin as part of an agreement with the IMF. However, the country continues to grow its Bitcoin holdings through private sources.