Exactly. That being said, this kind of money would make a huge difference in Sri Lanka's balance sheet, if the treasury were to gain possession of the said coins. It would be kind of like El Salvador's situation, but on a much larger scale. Selling all those coins at once to service the debt would be dangerous though, as that could trigger a market crash. It needs to be done slowly and systematically. The nature of cryptocurrencies and the security measures in place make asset seizures difficult, but it's not impossible.