This does not answer your question, but the reason the government of El Salvador bought Bitcoin in the first place is not as an investment or savings. This is such a paltry amount for a country-sized entity, even a small country like El Salvador.
The Bitcoin Law stipulates that a dual-currency system exists and both parties to a transaction (buyer and seller) can independently choose to pay/accept Bitcoin or USD.
The government is required by law to facilitate any conversions that may be required, on the spot (if you use the government wallet). They are a liquidity provider, which is why they need to hold some.
Nah, buying 1 BTC every day is not needed to be a liquidity provider. 100 Bitcoin would be probably covering that need as there is always a buyer and seller. The comunication of the goverment is clearly showing that they (someone) wanna hold the coins.
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