Data: The government of the Kingdom of Bhutan transferred 519.7 bitcoins into 2 new wallets, worth approximately 36.75 million USD
According to on-chain data analysis platform Onchain Lens, the government of Bhutan has transferred 519.7 BTC (worth approximately $36.75 million) to 2 new wallet addresses.
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