According to the chairman of the Central American Bank for Economic Integration, which provided the majority of the funds that El Salvador is expected to use to repay a bond next week, the country’s exposure to cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, is minimal. “We have seen that exposure, and we consider it very small — it is not significant,” Dante Mossi, executive president of the multilateral lender, which provided $450 million in loans earlier this month, said. “We want investors to be aware of El Salvador’s true situation.” Uncertainty about El Salvador’s true exposure to Bitcoin, which has plummeted in value in recent months, has been one of the factors limiting the country’s access to capital markets.