AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCrypto & Sovereignty: The Royal Government of Bhutan has sold another 434 BTC for about $28M, continuing a steady 2026 cash-out that has cut holdings from roughly 13,000 BTC to an estimated 3,000–4,000 BTC. Energy Diplomacy: India and Bhutan reaffirmed cooperation in power and water, reviewing hydropower projects and cross-border electricity trade, plus renewable energy and river management. Mining vs Conservation: Bhutan’s first nationwide survey points to copper and tungsten under forested land, raising the big question of how mining can expand without breaking the country’s conservation rules. Digital Assets in Gelephu: Bitget signed a cooperation deal with Gelephu Mindfulness City Authority to seek a licensed presence and a Financial Services Licence under the GMC framework. Healthcare Access: Tsirang’s Damphu Hospital is struggling with doctor shortages, leaving patients unable to get consultation tokens and sometimes forced to return or stay overnight. Sports & Culture: Bhutan’s royal family marked King Jigme Singye Wangchuck’s 70th birthday with a Thimphu exhibition, while Paro FC’s AFC youth push and Bhutan’s Eurovision Asia selections keep the spotlight on local talent.
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