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El Salvador adds nearly $25 million in bitcoin to state coffers, says president

SAN SALVADOR (Reuters) - The Salvadoran government acquired 420 more bitcoin on Wednesday, President

El Salvador adds nearly $25 million in bitcoin to state coffers, says president

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