The Royal Government of Bhutan sold 434.87 Bitcoin worth nearly $28 million, continuing a steady liquidation of its Bitcoin holdings that have dropped from about 13,000 BTC in 2024 to an estimated 3,000-4,000 BTC today. These Bitcoins were mined using Bhutan's hydropower resources and sold mainly through over-the-counter channels to avoid market disruption. The proceeds are funding development projects like the Gelephu Mindfulness City, aiming to diversify Bhutan's economy. Mining has slowed or stopped, so the country is managing a shrinking Bitcoin reserve without new production to replenish it.
The Software Safety Institute (SSI), a new independent nonprofit, has launched to tackle preventable harm caused by unsafe and insecure software. SSI aims to improve software safety by changing industry incentives and practices through research, publ...
Silvercrest Asset Management Group Inc. was ranked #8 in Nasdaq eVestment’s Q3 2026 Brand Awareness Rankings among mid-sized firms managing $2.5 billion to $40 billion in assets. This ranking reflects strong engagement from consultants and asset owne...
AnorTech Inc. completed a $7.55 million share exchange with Nasdaq-listed Greenland Mines, increasing Greenland Mines' ownership in AnorTech to 19.9%. Greenland Mines acquired over 25 million AnorTech shares in exchange for Greenland Mines shares val...
Neo Security, Inc. has launched Neoverse, a free AI software intelligence engine that researches and classifies over 4 million AI apps, extensions, and servers to assess their capabilities and security risks. Integrated into Neo's platform, Neoverse ...
Microsoft will retire the backend services for its UWP Map Control and Windows Maps APIs on November 30, 2026, ending map functionality in many Windows desktop and tablet applications. OnTerra Systems, a Microsoft partner, has developed an off-the-sh...
