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According to Onchain Lens monitoring, the government of the Kingdom of Bhutan transferred 738 BTC to a newly created wallet, worth approximately 45 million USD.

According to Shandong Legal News, a Bitcoin theft case prosecuted by the Li Cang District Prosecutor's Office in Qingdao has been sentenced. The defendant, Zhang, was sentenced to 10 years and 9 months in prison for theft and fined 100,000 yuan.In the early hours of a certain day in 2024, the virtual currency wallet of the victim, Feng, was quietly accessed, and 107 Bitcoins were transferred, equivalent to over 22.54 million yuan at the market price on that day. It was found that Feng had entrusted an acquaintance, Zhang, to assist with the operation. During the process of registering the wallet on behalf of Feng, Zhang obtained the mnemonic phrase, and after multiple attempts in the early morning, he cracked the wallet and transferred the Bitcoins. After being apprehended, Zhang claimed that his actions were a "protective takeover" to prevent the Bitcoins from being stolen by others. The prosecution traced the funds and found that the stolen Bitcoins were transferred multiple times and exchanged for over 660,000 yuan, exposing his lies.The prosecution determined that Bitcoin has economic value and exclusive control, meeting the core characteristics of "property" in criminal law, and can be the object of theft. The actual proceeds from the sale of the stolen Bitcoins, amounting to over 660,000 yuan, were used as the basis for the theft amount. After the defendant appealed, in November 2025, the Qingdao Intermediate People's Court ruled to dismiss the appeal and upheld the original sentence. This case is a typical example of Qingdao's legal punishment of crimes in the virtual currency field, clearly conveying the judicial stance: activities related to virtual currency must be conducted within the legal framework, and stealing others' virtual property also constitutes a crime.

Recently, the People's Procuratorate of Licang District, Qingdao City, Shandong Province, China, handled a Bitcoin theft case. The defendant, Zhang, obtained the mnemonic phrase while assisting an acquaintance in registering a virtual currency wallet, and later transferred 107 BTC in multiple transactions, equivalent to over 50 million yuan at current market prices. Zhang argued that his actions were a "protective takeover," but the prosecution found that he transferred the stolen BTC through multiple trading platforms and exchanged it for over 660,000 yuan. The Licang District Court sentenced Zhang to 10 years and 9 months in prison for theft and imposed a fine of 100,000 yuan; the second instance upheld the original judgment.Reports indicate that the prosecutor handling the case strictly adhered to laws and judicial policies, and after in-depth analysis, concluded that although China's regulatory policies deny the legal currency status of virtual currencies, they do not negate their property attributes, nor do they prohibit citizens from legally holding and circulating them. Bitcoin requires investment in computing power, funds, and other costs to acquire, which gives it economic value; rights holders can achieve exclusive control and management through private keys and mnemonic phrases, aligning with the core characteristics of "property" in criminal law, making it a target for theft. In determining the amount, since virtual currencies have no official pricing, the Licang District Procuratorate discarded market price estimates and used the actual proceeds from the crime of over 660,000 yuan as the amount for theft, ensuring accurate conviction, appropriate sentencing, and unity of guilt and punishment.

According to on-chain analyst Yu Jin's monitoring, over the past 11 months, the Kingdom of Bhutan has sold 9,180 BTC (worth $900 million) at an average price of $98,067.The Bitcoin mining operations of the Kingdom of Bhutan ceased in early 2025, at which point their holdings peaked at 12,200 BTC.They currently still hold 3,021 BTC (worth $234 million).

Two informed sources revealed that CATL plans to participate in the financing activities of the domestic artificial intelligence company DeepSeek. DeepSeek's first round of financing aims for approximately 50 billion yuan, which may be completed as early as next month, and after the transaction, the company's valuation may exceed 350 billion yuan. JD.com and NetEase have also been reported to be in talks to invest, but the final investors and amounts may still be adjusted.In recent years, CATL has been accelerating its layout in the AI data center infrastructure business. In addition to power batteries, it also provides backup power batteries and energy storage systems for data centers. Earlier this month, a CATL affiliate invested $942 million in GDS Holdings and invested in the power supply system manufacturer Zhongheng Electric.Reports indicate that DeepSeek has built its own data center in Inner Mongolia and is currently recruiting data center operations and maintenance personnel in Inner Mongolia. Due to the rapid growth in AI computing power demand, the demand for energy storage and stable power supply in data centers has also increased, allowing CATL to further enter the AI infrastructure track.Previous reports stated that DeepSeek's current round of financing has attracted attention from several Chinese capital sources, including the national AI investment fund and technology giants. DeepSeek has not yet achieved large-scale revenue, but its low-cost open-source model has already created competitive pressure on companies like OpenAI and Anthropic.

The Financial Secretary of Hong Kong, Paul Chan, published a blog post in which he pointed out that the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area possesses three capabilities: cutting-edge artificial intelligence research and development, a complete high-end manufacturing chain, and an international financial hub.Paul Chan stated that this "AI + manufacturing + finance" triple advantage allows Hong Kong to play two major roles during the 14th Five-Year Plan period: industrial synergy and regulatory alignment, including serving as the "international interface" for emerging industries landing in the Greater Bay Area, as well as being a "communication and conversion platform" for mutual reference between national standards and international standards.

According to Arkham monitoring, the Bitcoin holding address of the Kingdom of Bhutan has transferred BTC again, moving 102 BTC to a certain address about three hours ago, worth approximately 7.89 million USD. Currently, that address holds a total of 184 BTC transferred from the Kingdom of Bhutan.

According to China News Weekly, a 19-year-old female college student from Guangdong was recently invited to Thailand to participate in the Water Splashing Festival. After landing, she was controlled and is suspected to have been sold to a Myanmar telecom fraud park near the Three Pagodas area on the Thailand-Myanmar border.Her family stated that the other party claimed to have purchased her for 29,000 U and then demanded a ransom of 30,000 U, equivalent

According to Onchain Lens monitoring, the government of the Kingdom of Bhutan transferred 250 BTC for sale, worth 18.46 million USD.

According to CoinDesk, after selling 70% of its Bitcoin holdings, there are reports that the Kingdom of Bhutan may have stopped or slowed down its Bitcoin mining activities, in stark contrast to the actions of other major institutions and sovereign nations that are increasing their holdings in cryptocurrencies and gold (El Salvador's current Bitcoin holdings have exceeded 7,618 coins).It is reported that due to economic pressure, its hydropower is currently used more for selling electricity to neighboring India rather than for Bitcoin mining. Additionally, the decline in Bitcoin prices, the increase in network difficulty, and halving pressure are all squeezing the profit margins for mining.As of now, the national sovereign wealth fund managing Bhutan's Bitcoin assets, Druk Holding and Investments, has not publicly commented on the status of fund transfers or its mining operations.

According to Onchain Lens monitoring, the government of the Kingdom of Bhutan transferred 250 BTC to a newly created wallet, worth 18.05 million dollars.

The Kingdom of Bhutan transferred 519.707 bitcoins (approximately $36.75 million) to external addresses on Wednesday, continuing its trend of reducing bitcoin holdings since 2026.On-chain data shows that the Bhutanese royal government currently holds 4,453 bitcoins, valued at approximately $315 million, a decrease of 66% from the peak of nearly 13,000 bitcoins at the end of 2024. The total outflow since the beginning of the year has exceeded $150 million. Bhutan's selling scale is accelerating, with transfers in January and February ranging from $5 million to $15 million each, and in March rising to $35 million to $45 million per transfer. The destination of Wednesday's transfer is consistent with the deposit patterns of trading platforms, but the specific whereabouts have not yet been confirmed. Unlike most countries that accumulate bitcoins through purchases, Bhutan's holdings come from its mining operations based on abundant hydropower resources. In December 2025, Bhutan committed to using up to 10,000 bitcoins for the development of the southern economic center Gelephu Mindfulness City project. This sovereign sale is one of the largest government bitcoin reduction actions on record, creating ongoing selling pressure in the market.

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.

According to a report by the Korea Unified News Agency, the Jongno Police Station in Seoul announced the dismantling of a money laundering crime group primarily composed of family members and relatives.The group operated an unregistered virtual asset exchange in Myeongdong, Seoul, converting cash obtained from telephone scams into Tether (USDT) and then transferring it overseas, with the money laundering scale reaching hundreds of billions of Korean won.In addition, the group also took advantage of rising precious metal prices to purchase gold through virtual assets across borders and then exported it for profit. The police have arrested 19 suspects, including the main money laundering perpetrator A (46 years old) and three others who have been detained. The overall leader of the scam organization, B (44 years old), has fled overseas, and the police are in pursuit. Currently, cash, silver balls, and gold bars totaling approximately 6 billion Korean won have been seized as criminal proceeds.

According to Onchain Lens monitoring, the government of the Kingdom of Bhutan has just transferred 596 bitcoins (approximately 44.44 million USD) to two wallet addresses.In the past 19 hours, the government of the Kingdom of Bhutan has transferred a total of 973 BTC (approximately 72.32 million USD), including a transfer of 205.53 BTC (approximately 15.14 million USD) to QCP Capital.

The government of the Kingdom of Bhutan transferred 20.5 BTC (approximately 1.52 million USD) to QCP Capital; another 1.02 BTC (approximately 75,900 USD) was transferred to a new wallet address.

According to Decrypt, the U.S. Secret Service will collaborate with the UK's National Crime Agency, the Ontario Provincial Police, and the Ontario Securities Commission, among other agencies, to launch an international joint operation called "Operation Atlantic," aimed at combating cryptocurrency scams such as "authorized phishing" or "pig butchering." These scams typically lure victims into granting access to their funds through online fake romantic relationships.U.S. Secret Service officials stated that the operation will identify and dismantle these scams in near real-time, preventing criminals from profiting further. The UK side noted that such scams are becoming increasingly complex, and the operation aims to protect the public through early warnings and asset protection. This collaboration builds on the "Operation Atlas" initiated by Canadian authorities in 2024. According to a Chainalysis report, cryptocurrency crime alone caused losses exceeding $17 billion last year.

According to CoinDesk, the government of the Kingdom of Bhutan has transferred 175 BTC, worth 11.85 million dollars. The country currently still holds 5,400 BTC, valued at 374 million dollars.

The government of the Kingdom of Bhutan transferred 100 bitcoins to QCP Capital, worth approximately 6.77 million USD.

The first batch of digital RMB smart contract salary distribution in Sichuan Province has successfully landed in Chengdu High-tech Zone, distributing over 1 million yuan in wages to 104 construction workers. This technology achieves "instant salary payment, cannot be intercepted, and is fully traceable," providing an innovative solution to the issue of wage arrears for migrant workers.The local company Yizhi Technology has developed the "Anxin Zhu" platform to provide technical support for this, effectively solving the wage distribution problem through the combination of "business flow + capital flow." Chengdu High-tech Zone has established a smart supervision system covering 176 engineering projects and 164,600 workers, with a total wage distribution exceeding 2.817 billion yuan and a payment rate of 98.62%. Sichuan Province will continue to promote the "Artificial Intelligence +" initiative, expanding the application of digital RMB in scenarios such as wage payments for migrant workers.