The Royal Government of Bhutan sold $23 million worth of Bitcoin this week, continuing a sell-off that has reached over $200 million in 2026 alone. Bhutan's Bitcoin reserves have dropped from a peak of 13,000 BTC in 2024 to about 3,220 BTC now, a 75% reduction. This contrasts with a 26% increase in Bitcoin holdings by other nation-states since last October. Bhutan's halt in Bitcoin inflows suggests it may have stopped mining, which it previously used hydropower to support. Despite Bhutan's sell-off, the broader Bitcoin market shows mixed signals, with spot demand contracting and futures rising, indicating potential price volatility ahead.
Cortea secured €12 million in funding led by Dawn Capital to develop AI-powered Audit Quality Agents that review audit reports and financial statements, identifying errors and inconsistencies before sign-off. These tools help audit firms improve qual...
Cortea secured €12 million in seed funding led by Dawn Capital to develop AI tools that enhance audit quality without compromising accuracy. Their Audit Quality Agents review audit reports and financial statements to detect inconsistencies and errors...
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