El Salvador’s Bitcoin Office disclosed that it increased its holdings by 7 BTC over the past 7 days, bringing the country’s total holdings to 7,798 BTC, worth approximately $643 million at the time. It continues to implement its strategy of acquiring 1 BTC per day. The IMF said the country had not met the standards for public-sector crypto-asset holdings, but approved a waiver based on corrective measures and new commitments. Previously, it had required El Salvador to stop directly purchasing Bitcoin to obtain $1.4 billion in credit. IMF First Deputy Managing Director Dan Katz said that, aside from documented donations, no further acquisitions are expected. The recent purchases were reportedly funded by private donors whose identities have not been disclosed.