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🚨Bitcoin Week: Sovereign Advances of Taiwan and Bhutan and the New Integration with MetaMask 🚀

This week, the Bitcoin landscape was marked by a notable strengthening of both institutional and governmental support. Large corporations continue to implement accumulation strategies, and the ecosystem witnessed significant advances in infrastructure and sovereign adoption.

*Highlights:*

- Taiwan reveals that it holds 210.45 BTC seized for crimes 📊
- Kevin O'Leary liquidated almost all of his cryptocurrencies and only kept Bitcoin and Ethereum 💸
- Strategy resumes buying Bitcoin this week, despite the adverse environment for the company 📈
- MetaMask adds support for Bitcoin and consolidates its multichain expansion 🔥
- Cumberland will be the key piece of Bhutan's Bitcoin reserves 🌟

" Bitcoin is not just money for the Internet, it is the Internet of money " - Andreas Antonopoulos 💡

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Bhutan, a small Buddhist kingdom in the Himalayas, has become one of the main global hubs for Bitcoin mining, surpassing El Salvador. With 10,635 bitcoins in reserve, the country holds the fifth-largest national cryptocurrency wallet in the world.

Bhutan's success in cryptocurrency mining is due to the strategic use of hydropower, an abundant source in the country. This allows mining to be renewable and sustainable, boosting the country's digital economy.

Moreover, Bhutan holds the largest cryptocurrency reserve proportional to its population, with more than one-hundredth of a bitcoin per person, equivalent to approximately US$59,200,019,121 per citizen.

Cryptocurrency mining in the country is managed by a state holding company, Druk Holdings, which coordinates investments in the sector. In addition to bitcoin, Bhutan's wallet includes 160 units of ethereum, valued at around US$59,200,019,123,320.

How does Bitcoin mining work in Bhutan? Bitcoin mining is an energy-intensive computational process that consumes a lot of electricity. However, Bhutan has found a sustainable solution for this, using clean and renewable hydropower to power its data centers.

This is especially important, as Bitcoin mining is one of the main environmental criticisms of the cryptocurrency market. The use of polluting energy sources can generate negative impacts on the environment.

But Bhutan, with its hydropower potential of 30,000 megawatts and installed capacity exceeding 2,000 megawatts, can ensure that Bitcoin mining is a viable and sustainable economic alternative.

Furthermore, Bitcoin mining can add value to energy generation in the country, making it an additional source of revenue. This is an example of how technology and innovation can be used to create sustainable and economic solutions. #butao #bitcoin