El Salvador added 8 more Bitcoin over the past seven days, lifting reported holdings to about 7,543.37 BTC, with an estimated portfolio value around $661 million at the time of reporting; holdings rose by 31 BTC across the past 30 days.
Even small additions tend to travel as “state accumulation” headlines when the market is choppy. El Salvador is still the most symbolically important sovereign Bitcoin holder because it turned the asset into a national policy narrative, not just a portfolio allocation.
These cadence updates also interact with a lingering macro storyline: sovereign BTC buys are often read as a proxy for political conviction, even when the buys are small relative to daily market liquidity.
The 7,543.37 BTC figure sits in line with external trackers that cite El Salvador’s National Bitcoin Office data. For example, BitcoinTreasuries lists the country’s holdings at roughly 7,543 BTC and explicitly notes the data is provided by the Bitcoin Office of El Salvador.
That convergence matters because it suggests the Odaily figure is not an isolated number, even if different trackers round balances or update on slightly different schedules.
In late 2025, El Salvador said it would spread its Bitcoin reserves across multiple new addresses to improve security, while maintaining transparency via a public dashboard that shows combined balances.
That custody model makes cadence updates more verifiable in theory, but it also raises the bar for clean attribution. If holdings are split across many addresses, observers need to know which addresses are considered “state reserve” to avoid mistaking unrelated transfers for buys.
A weekly +8 BTC change is small in market impact, but large in narrative impact. When price action is uncertain, social feeds often treat state buys as a signal that someone with a long horizon is still leaning in.
To keep the story grounded, two confirmations tend to matter most:
First, the specific on-chain receipt addresses used for state purchases and reserve custody. A public dashboard helps, but the address set and any changes to it need to be explicit to make attribution durable.
Second, official communications that support the cadence figures, such as posts or statements from the National Bitcoin Office and other government-linked channels that routinely disclose reserve changes.
El Salvador’s reported +8 BTC over the past week lifts its holdings to about 7,543.37 BTC and keeps the “sovereign accumulation” narrative active. The next layer of credibility and market impact depends less on the size of the buys and more on transparent, address-level confirmation and clear official signaling around how reserves are tracked.
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