Overview

• Authorities redistributed funds from a single public address to 14 new, unused addresses, with each capped at about 500 BTC to limit exposure once public keys are revealed.
• The National Bitcoin Office framed the shift as a long-term custody upgrade against theoretical quantum-computing risks, referencing best-practice guidance for address reuse.
• A government-run dashboard now displays aggregate balances, transactions, and the list of addresses to preserve public visibility after moving off a single address.
• Arkham Intelligence tracks El Salvador’s holdings at about 6,286 BTC, valued near $686 million at recent prices cited in the reporting.
• Decrypt reports the government says it continues buying 1 BTC per day, while the IMF maintains the loan program bars voluntary accumulation and describes recent activity as internal wallet transfers.