El Salvador and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) recently reached an agreement to reduce Bitcoin risk as a requirement for accessing a $1.4 billion credit line, but the Salvadoran government's recent Bitcoin purchases appear to go against the document.
Stacy Herbert, director of the El Salvador Bitcoin Office, clarified that the country will continue to "accelerate" its Bitcoin purchases as part of its strategic Bitcoin reserve strategy even after the agreement. Herbert also explained on social media that Bitcoin will remain the country's legal tender and the government will continue to sponsor several cryptocurrency-focused educational programs.
The Bitcoin Office reported that the "1 BTC per day" purchase plan will continue. In addition, the country has made additional purchases, accumulating 30 BTC in the past 7 days and 53 BTC in the past 30 days.