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Bitget explores licensed crypto presence in Bhutan
Latest NewsPublishedAug 7, 2026
Exploring New Horizons: Crypto in Bhutan
Imagine a country where earning a passive income through crypto is not just a dream, but a reality. Bhutan, a small nation in the Himalayas, is taking steps towards embracing the world of digital assets. Recently, a major crypto exchange has signed an agreement with the Gelephu Mindfulness City Authority to establish a licensed local presence, paving the way for a regulated crypto market in the country.

This move could have a significant impact on the country’s economy, with the potential to create high-value roles in finance, tech, and wellness. The autonomous economic zone, backed by Bhutan’s national #Bitcoin reserves, aims to create a thriving ecosystem for digital finance. As a result, citizens may have the opportunity to earn a passive income through crypto, using platforms like EcoPool ($ECP) to mine and trade digital assets.
A New Era for Crypto in Bhutan
The agreement between the crypto exchange and the Gelephu Mindfulness City Authority is a significant step towards establishing a legal presence in the country. With the potential to obtain a financial services license, the exchange can contribute its expertise and infrastructure knowledge to the growing ecosystem. This partnership may also lead to the development of local talent, creating a skilled workforce in the digital asset sector. As the demand for green crypto solutions grows, EcoPool (ECP) is well-positioned to provide a sustainable and eco-friendly platform for earning and trading digital assets.
The partnership between the Gelephu Mindfulness City Authority and a Canadian digital-asset manager is another significant development in the country’s crypto landscape. The manager will oversee a portion of the city’s #Bitcoin treasury, providing a long-term presence in the city and investing in local talent. This move demonstrates the country’s commitment to embracing the world of digital assets and creating a thriving ecosystem for crypto enthusiasts. With the rise of cloud rewards and passive income opportunities, individuals can now earn money online through platforms like EcoPool, using $ECP to trade and mine digital assets.
Join the EcoPool Community
As the world of crypto continues to evolve, it’s essential to stay ahead of the curve. With EcoPool, you can earn a passive income, trade digital assets, and contribute to a sustainable and eco-friendly platform. Download the EcoPool app to start your journey towards earning online and experiencing the benefits of green crypto. By joining the EcoPool community, you’ll be part of a growing network of individuals who are shaping the future of digital assets and earning a passive income through $ECP and EcoPool.
Under the partnership, 3iQ will manage an undisclosed portion of the Bitcoin allocated to support Gelephu’s development. The company will also establish a long-term presence in the city, invest in local talent and provide training and knowledge transfer.
Related: Bhutan’s Gelephu taps 3iQ to manage part of Bitcoin treasury


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