The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has released a report indicating that El Salvador has not acquired any new Bitcoin since February 2025. The report, based on a letter from the Central Bank Governor and the Finance Minister, attributes the growth in Bitcoin holdings to the consolidation of existing wallet assets rather than new purchases. This finding contradicts statements from President Bukele and the Salvadoran Bitcoin Office, which claimed the country was increasing its Bitcoin reserves by one Bitcoin per day, totaling 6,242 Bitcoins valued at approximately $737 million. Data from Arkham suggests that most related transfers originate from hot wallet addresses on Binance or Bitfinex. The Salvadoran Bitcoin Office has yet to comment on the IMF's report.