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The purchases point to a recurring accumulation model, making the strategy more notable for its consistency than for the size of any single buy.
For investors, the key issue is whether El Salvador's sovereign Bitcoin position changed or the transaction was limited to Chivo-related shares.
The disclosure came with a deal unlocking $140M for El Salvador under its 40-month IMF program, as Bukele's government transferred majority control of Chivo to a private operator.
The IMF just publicly undercut Bukele's daily-purchase narrative: the reserve grew 1,540 BTC, but the documents El Salvador supplied showed private donations, not new public spending.
Gold and oil have been onchain for years. Industrial metals, trapped in long procurement chains, have lagged. ALKN's structure, paired with El Salvador's framework nod, aims to close that gap.
El Salvador's accumulation-only posture puts sovereign reserves at the center of Bitcoin's adoption story and gives markets a visible state-level demand signal.
A 17-month IMF deal required Bukele to stop net BTC accumulation, and the country's public wallets suggest it did, despite the daily-buying optics.
A short, technical disagreement over how Bukele's stack is reported on the books is the latest test of whether the sovereign-Bitcoin experiment survives outside pressure from its largest creditor.
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