Bhutan Partners With Cumberland DRW To Build Green Digital Infrastructure
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
62% : By combining hydropower, national reserves, stablecoin plans, and AI compute with Cumberland's market expertise, Bhutan is crafting a blueprint.61% : On Bhutan's side, the initiative is led by Green Digital Ltd, a GMC entity responsible for developing renewable energy-backed digital asset infrastructure and computing centers.
60% : The MoU focuses on building a modern digital asset market infrastructure, integrating capital markets with Bhutan's renewable energy resources in order to power the blockchain network and related infrastructure.
59% : This complements Bhutan's separate plans for TER, a gold-backed sovereign digital token launching on Solana in December 2025. GMC's renewable-powered data centers will support eco-friendly Bitcoin mining and AI compute clusters, turning surplus hydropower into digital revenue streams.
57% : This builds on existing hydropower-based mining operations that generate significant BTC per week for the kingdom.
57% : How is this connected to Bhutan's Bitcoin mining? Bhutan already runs large hydropower-backed mining operations and a $500 million "green mining" fund with Bitdeer.
56% : Bhutan's move is not a sudden pivot; it extends a multi-year strategy to diversify beyond hydropower using blockchain and digital assets: The Cumberland DRW MoU fits into this trajectory by adding a market-infrastructure layer, trading, stablecoin rails, yield, and talent development, on top of existing mining and tokenization efforts.
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