When fear grips the global markets, what is this small Central American country doing? Once again, it demonstrates the spirit of "buy when others are afraid."

Bitcoin drops below $86,000, exchanges are experiencing liquidations one after another, and the entire market is filled with anxiety. At this critical moment, El Salvador quietly enters the market and adds another 8 bitcoins to its holdings. This has become routine—buying against the trend has long been the norm.

Numbers speak for themselves. Since adopting Bitcoin as legal tender in 2021, El Salvador's total Bitcoin holdings have exceeded 7,400 coins. The average cost when they bought in was around $45,000 to $46,000. Even with recent market volatility, the paper gains remain steadily above 100%.

What’s truly interesting is its operational logic. Since November 2022, El Salvador has set a rule: buy 1 Bitcoin every day. It sounds simple, but executing it requires iron discipline—no matter how crazy the market gets, this plan keeps ticking like a clock.

Showing resolve at critical moments. When prices plunge sharply, many choose to cut losses. But El Salvador? They increase their holdings. For example, when Bitcoin touched below $90,000 last November, they added 1,090 coins in one go, investing $100 million in real money. President Nayib Bukele even responded with an excited word: "Hooah!"—hardly the expression of fear.

From crashes to rebounds, every market panic has become an opportunity for them to add more. This calm and composed attitude is the hallmark of a master in asset allocation.