Bitcoin drew fresh attention on Tuesday as El Salvador added about $100 million to its national holdings. At the same time, Cameron Winklevoss warned that this could be the last chance to buy the token below $90,000, putting new focus on the next move in the rally.
El Salvador Adds About $100 Million in Bitcoin
El Salvador bought roughly $100 million in Bitcoin during the recent market dip, according to multiple industry reports. The purchase aligns with the country’s ongoing plan to accumulate BTC as prices fluctuate.
El Salvador 100 Million Bitcoin Buy. Source: Watcher.Guru
Reports from independent trackers show that the government added around 1,090 BTC in recent days. The total amount places the acquisition near the $100 million mark based on current market prices. The move expands El Salvador’s national holdings, which now exceed 7,400 BTC.
The buying activity surfaced after market data indicated several large transactions tied to government-linked wallets. While officials have not issued a formal statement, the reported numbers match earlier accumulation patterns promoted by President Nayib Bukele.
The recent purchase comes as Bitcoin trades below recent highs, creating what some analysts described as a temporary discount window. El Salvador has previously bought into similar declines, using weakness to build long-term reserves.
Winklevoss Calls Last Sub-$90K Chance as Traders Eye 2025 Setup
Meanwhile, Cameron Winklevoss said on X that “this is the last time you’ll ever be able to buy Bitcoin below $90,000,” framing the current range as a final entry zone. Soon after, crypto trader Eve (@Evecoins) posted a split Bitcoin CME futures chart with his quote, linking today’s structure to the breakout phase that followed in 2020.
Bitcoin 2020 2025 Futures Comparison. Source: Evecoins
In the left panel, the chart tracks the 2020 futures pattern, with price compressing above a highlighted green band before breaking higher toward record levels. In the right panel, the 2025 futures curve traces a similar consolidation above another green zone, this time just below the $90,000 area. The comparison suggests that Bitcoin again sits on a thick support block that could, if it holds, act as a launchpad for a fresh leg up.
At the same time, the overlay of both cycles stresses timing and positioning rather than pure hype. The 2020 side captures how long Bitcoin moved sideways before momentum finally expanded. The 2025 side now places Winklevoss’s call directly on that mirrored structure, turning the green band into the key line traders watch to judge whether his “last chance below $90,000” claim holds up or fails.