#数字资产市场动态 The textbook approach to sovereign dollar-cost averaging: El Salvador added 1,511 BTC in 2025, with total reserves just surpassing 7,514 BTC.

The "national team" in the crypto world is playing a big game. El Salvador added 1,511 Bitcoin throughout the year, and by December 28th, its Bitcoin reserves had crossed the 7,514.37 mark. Based on the current average price of $87,000 per Bitcoin, this alone locks in a value of $660 million — it’s not an exaggeration to call it a benchmark for sovereign nations deploying digital assets.

The most impressive part isn’t how much they bought, but how they bought it. El Salvador doesn’t follow market trends; it坚持 daily dollar-cost averaging and opportunistic accumulation strategies. When the market is in panic, it’s actually an opportunity to buy more. Having experienced several periods of extreme bearishness in 2025, they never stopped. Why dare to do this? Because their costs are low enough — they laid the groundwork early on, and last year’s lows allowed them to buy again. Now, their paper gains are quite substantial. This is the real effect of sovereign-level regular and fixed investments to combat inflation and accumulate strategic assets.

What’s even more interesting is that this has triggered a chain reaction. Bhutan, leveraging its hydroelectric resources for mining, now holds over 13,000 BTC, directly including crypto assets into its national strategic reserves. Suriname has also followed suit. These small countries are breaking through in a different way, rewriting the global perception of the sovereignty of digital assets, and also channeling more stable, patient long-term capital into the crypto space.