Many may be familiar with Schrödinger’s paradox: a cat in a box cannot be considered alive or dead until observed, because its fate depends on quantum events that may or may not occur. Today, the purported bitcoin purchases of the Salvadoran government can be considered to be in a similar limbo, as its veracity cannot be ascertained without scrutinizing the very sources leading to these allegations.

Sani, a respected blockchain analyst and founder of the Time Chain Index platform, recently brought these purchases into the spotlight, finding onchain evidence of what has been reported by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) about potential bitcoin “shuffling” between national addresses.

Specifically, he linked a 21 BTC transaction to these schemes, made the same day that President Nayib Bukele announced a 21 BTC purchase as a celebration of the fourth anniversary of the enactment of the bitcoin law.

Taking these operations into account, Sani stated:

This raises a key question: Is the country merely shuffling Bitcoin across wallets, sending 1 BTC per day to its Strategic Reserve Wallet? An official clarification is needed.

The bitcoin community has repeatedly called for an official clarification from the Salvadoran government regarding these transactions. Nonetheless, President Bukele, who is very active on social media, has just claimed that these purchases “won’t stop,” not delving into the details of the current bitcoin acquisition scheme.

Silence implies consent, and even if not entirely accurate, a sizable part of the community has accepted that El Salvador is involved in some kind of ruse, appearing to keep purchasing bitcoin in defiance of IMF constraints.

Nonetheless, as official sources fail to address this misleading situation, the mystery continues.

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