Taking such far-reaching measures on Bitcoin in a small country like Bhutan encourages other non-friendly countries to take various positive steps on Bitcoin. From the information available from various sources so far, it is basically known that Bhutan has more than $820 million worth of bitcoins till now. However, information is available from various social media or magazines that it has been stockpiled from mining projects. However, some believe that the Bhutanese government's holdings of such bitcoins are said to have been seized during illegal smuggling.

Where did this small country get an extra $780 million? Bhutan doesn't want to disclose the origin of these funds?

If I were in other countries, I would immediately ask myself: it seems that Bhutan knows something that we don’t.

And having learned about the news with Bhutan, Germany probably already regrets the sale.

Perhaps, in the long run, this will turn out to be more profitable, because mining is a means of production, and bitcoin is a product or commodity. Instead of speculating on price, can create (mining).

Maybe you meant to say for Bhutan?

Direct this question to them. No one but them can give a clear answer (if they want to share info).

I can assume that the need for money and lack of faith in the future value of this asset. And also, Germany may know something that we don't know: the future of bitcoin is predetermined and it will be banned (but I think it's just a horror story ).

P.S. Do newbies have the privilege of not using punctuation?

This is very interesting that a small country like this could see the future in bitcoin and start taking advantage of the opportunity they have which is the abundant electricity supply to partnership in mining bitcoin. They could be of big benefit from their mining in time to come as bitcoin is gradually gaining traction and adoption. While the big nations are busy selling theirs, the other smaller nations are busy looking for all available means to accumulate more of the bitcoin because they already see the future and were it is heading towards so they are just stashing up their vaults with bitcoin  and waiting for the right time when bitcoin would get to its peak in the world then they begin celebrating their profit and when they were busy investing their time and resources in bitcoin while other big nations were busy selling their for auction and lots more fighting against bitcoin.

I don't know if you understood what i said, i never said mining is the only viable option, i called it unique because it is unusual to see a country mining their own BTC, it shows they are friendly to BTC and most countries are unfriendly to BTC.
BTC is no longer a legal tender in Central African Republic, it was legalized by their government, but they have long rescinded that decision and neither are they purchasing BTC, they have bigger problems in their country right now.