Gelephu, Bhutan, May 14th, 2026, ChainwireBTSE Bhutan today announced that it has formally received an In-Principle Approval …
Bhutan Moves $8.1M in Bitcoin as Sell-Off Continues
The kingdom of Bhutan has offloaded over $230 million in Bitcoin this year while steadily reducing its holdings, according to Arkham data.
A look inside Bhutan’s first all-inclusive five-star resort
What makes Bhutan’s first and only five-star wellness-inclusive resort a sanctuary – in every sense of the word.
TUI Bets on Bhutan, Where Tourism Is Measured in Happiness
TUI Group launches its first TUI BLUE hotel in Bhutan, targeting experiential and wellness travelers. The Paro Taktsang property highlights a shift toward high-value, sustainable tourism in one of the …
Bhutan Moves $37M in Bitcoin to Exchanges, Holdings Down Two-Thirds From Peak
With its latest transfer of Bitcoin to exchanges, Bhutan has reduced its sovereign holdings to 4,453 BTC from nearly 13,000 BTC in late 2024.
Bhutan moves 519.7 BTC ($36.75M) to wallets linked to Singapore trading firm QCP Capital
The Royal Government of Bhutan has transferred close to $37 million in bitcoin from its state holdings, adding to speculation about the small Himalayan kingdom’s cryptocurrency strategy. The …
India and Bhutan collaborate on UPI-linked postal remittances
The initiative is designed to make digital remittance services “more accessible” to citizens in both countries.
Bhutan’s tourism business expereinces slowdown due to Middle East conflict
With rising cancellations and an ebb in future bookings, the Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan”s tourism sector has experienced an unusual slowdown in the backdrop of the ongoing Middle East conflict, …
Bhutan’s tourism business expereinces slowdown due to Middle East conflict
With rising cancellations and an ebb in future bookings, the Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan”s tourism sector has experienced an unusual slowdown in the backdrop of the ongoing Middle East conflict, …
Why there are few takers for Bhutan’s crypto payment network
Experts and locals said the government’s push for cryptocurrency is driven by its own massive bitcoin reserves and not practical constraints.