不丹18个月内减持比特币70%,持仓降至3954枚

Bhutan Sells 70% of Its Bitcoin Holdings Within 18 Months, Remaining Balance Drops to 3,954 BTC

BroadChainBroadChain04/11/2026, 03:19 PM
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Summary

The Bhutanese government has significantly reduced its Bitcoin holdings over the past 18 months, cutting its position from approximately 13,000 BTC to 3,954 BTC—a 70% reduction. Recently, it transferred $22.68 million worth of BTC to external addresses, and Bitcoin inflows into its national mining pool have notably slowed, suggesting its mining operations may have halted.

BroadChain has learned that on April 11, the Bhutanese government transferred approximately 319.7 BTC (worth around $22.68 million) to two addresses. This included a movement of 250 BTC to a wallet previously used to channel funds to Galaxy Digital and OKX.

Bhutan's Bitcoin reserves have seen a significant drawdown, falling from roughly 13,000 BTC in October 2024 to the current holding of 3,954 BTC. Valued at approximately $280.6 million, this represents a 70% reduction over an 18-month period.

Since the beginning of 2026 alone, Bitcoin worth $215.7 million has been moved out of the kingdom's known holding addresses.

Furthermore, Bhutan's national mining pool has not registered any Bitcoin inflows exceeding $100,000 for over a year. This inactivity suggests that its once-active, hydropower-backed Bitcoin mining operations may have significantly slowed or halted entirely.