Asia

As someone who's lived in both Asia and the West, I've noticed clear differences in how each views Bitcoin - with Asia as profit maximalists and the West being more philosophically driven.

Bhutan’s growing Bitcoin empire revealed, with over $780 million in BTC acquired through extensive mining operations powered by the nation’s renewable energy resources.

Hong Kong's Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw their largest inflow in over a month, with the ChinaAMC Bitcoin ETF taking in 274 BTC worth $15M. The steady climb in assets shows growing Asian interest in regulated Bitcoin investment products.

Hong Kong's Stock Exchange to launch Asia's first inverse Bitcoin ETF tomorrow, providing a new tool for traders to hedge risk and speculate on Bitcoin's volatility.

“It seemed at that time that to buy some bitcoin, you had to know the right people.”

Following a military coup in 2021, resistance groups in Myanmar are in need of an alternative financial solution like Bitcoin.

In March, Bitcoin and Lightning builders and developers will congregate at a beachside resort in Da Nang, Vietnam.

The futures ETF will be the first of its kind available in Asia according to the asset manager, CSOP.

The latest bitcoin upwards price momentum seems to be coming from western buyers, but persistent Asian-hours selling pressure is tempering bullishness.

Following a ban on Bitcoin mining in China, many operations fled to neighboring Kazakhstan. Now, changing regulations raise questions about their future.