That's a helpful tool you have shared with us. I was not aware of it, as in the past I was in search of such a tool but did not find any. Thanks to you for providing it.
Don't mind the criticism, it's a good thread. Although El Salvador's Bitcoin amount is memorized by many people I've never heard of the sites you mentioned before.
Thank you. Glad to know it is helpful for you all. Some people think they knew everything.
Anyway, is this website yours?
No. It is not my website.
The team or a person behind the website builds one more for
Michael Saylor ⚡ (MicroStrategy) Portfolio Tracker with similar information and interface and I included the link in OP too.
The truth is that we don’t really know just how real El Salvador’s bitcoin stash is, and what’s worse, the Salvadorians don’t seem to know either due to the lack of transparency, leading the population to have to take a set of Tweets as a reference.
People have to take a leap of faith and believe that those bitcoins were really bought (not just Tweeted), that the purchase of 1 BTC per days is still a thing (no news on that front for months on end), that they have not made any sales in between, and that it’s all kept somehow in a secure manner.
I agree but audit companies are fearful to do it for cryptocurrency exchanges at least now. At governmental level, I doubt that they will sign any contract with audit company to do it for them.
We will know the truth when El Salvador get profit from Bitcoin investment to improve their national financial treasury or they announce to bankrupt with Nayib Bukele investment decision for the nation.