Bhutan Official Speaks Up On Claims of Selling $1 Billion In Bitcoin
Bhutans Bitcoin movements have come into the spotlight again. The scrutiny comes due to the recent indications of a potential sale of nearly $1 billion worth of Bitcoin. For context, these transactions were flagged by the blockchain analytics firm, Arkham Intelligence, since July 2025.ăăBhutan Officials Open Up On Selling BitcoinăăOver the last year, wallets associated with Druk Holding and Investments (DHI), the government-owned wealth fund of Bhutan, have been moving massive amounts of Bitcoin. DHI then dumped this reserve to exchanges and trading companies, according to on-chain reports.ăăIn October 2024, Arkham reported that the wallets had almost 13,000 BTC in their holdings. However, this has fallen to approximately 3,100 BTC, which is worth about $252 million as of Fridays BTC price.ăăAnother finding from the data indicated that, between 2026 alone, approximately $207 million worth of Bitcoin was removed from wallets. If the current rate of transfers continues, Bhutan could exhaust its remaining BTC reserves by October, according to Arkham Intelligence.ăăBhutanese government officials, however, stated that they did not sell Bitcoin. âI donât recall the last time we sold any BTC,â said DHIâs Chief Executive Ujjwal Deep Dahal, per a CoinDesk report.ăăWhen contacted about the activity being monitored on the wallet,









