Bitcoin: some people think it's worth a lot of money. So, a small country in Asia (Bhutan) is holding a lot of Bitcoin in their big piggy bank. They want to make sure they have enough for when people want to trade with them. And, they are showing other countries that it's a good idea to have some Bitcoin too. Read from source...

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Bhutan has quietly become the fourth largest holder of bitcoin among nations, following the US, China, and the UK, according to a report by Firstpost America.

The small Himalayan nation, nestled between India and China, is said to hold about 13,011 bitcoins worth $821 million at the current price, or nearly a third of Bhutan's economy.

According to the report, Bhutan's state-owned investment firm, Druk Holdings, maintains custody of all bitcoins, which were developed by the nation itself with the help of its abundant hydropower resources.

The report added that Bhutan's bitcoin holdings came from its indigenously developed mining capability, and not from law enforcement seizures.

Max Keiser, the senior Bitcoin adviser to El Salvador President Nayib Bukele, expressed surprise at Bhutan surpassing El Salvador in bitcoin holdings, and called for the country to "STEP IT UP!!!".

The news was also amplified on Twitter by Michael Saylor, a well-known proponent of bitcoin who, through his company MicroStrategy, has spearheaded the corporate adoption of the world's largest cryptocurrency.

"Bhutan is leading the way in global Bitcoin adoption," Saylor wrote.

The news comes amid a surge in discussions on the topic of holding bitcoin in national reserves, with former US President Donald Trump pitching in favor of the idea during his campaign.

The narrative was strengthened when pro-cryptocurrency Senator Cynthia Lummis (R-Wyo.) proposed a bill to establish a US strategic bitcoin reserve.