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Binance Boss Says Bhutan and Crypto Are Basically Soulmates
Financial freedom meets happiness-first vibes in the Himalayas.
During a recent trip to the peaceful peaks of Bhutan, Binance CEO Richard Teng had a big "aha!" moment: crypto and Bhutan’s Gross National Happiness (GNH) vibe are basically made for each other.
At a roundtable chat during the Binance Crypto-Powered Tour, Teng explained how digital assets aren’t just about money—they’re about freedom, inclusion, and maybe even a little joy. Cointelegraph asked the million-dollar question: how does crypto’s sometimes chaotic energy fit into a country that measures success by smiles, not GDP?
Teng’s answer? “At the core, it’s the same. Crypto’s about giving people control over their finances. And that control brings peace of mind, independence, and yes—happiness.”
Let’s rewind a bit. Bhutan’s GNH philosophy was introduced by its fourth king back in the 1970s. Instead of obsessing over economic growth, Bhutan chose to focus on spiritual and emotional well-being—what really matters in life. Imagine a national policy where meditation matters more than market charts. Pretty cool, right?
Financial freedom meets happiness-first vibes in the Himalayas.
During a recent trip to the peaceful peaks of Bhutan, Binance CEO Richard Teng had a big "aha!" moment: crypto and Bhutan’s Gross National Happiness (GNH) vibe are basically made for each other.
At a roundtable chat during the Binance Crypto-Powered Tour, Teng explained how digital assets aren’t just about money—they’re about freedom, inclusion, and maybe even a little joy. Cointelegraph asked the million-dollar question: how does crypto’s sometimes chaotic energy fit into a country that measures success by smiles, not GDP?
Teng’s answer? “At the core, it’s the same. Crypto’s about giving people control over their finances. And that control brings peace of mind, independence, and yes—happiness.”
Let’s rewind a bit. Bhutan’s GNH philosophy was introduced by its fourth king back in the 1970s. Instead of obsessing over economic growth, Bhutan chose to focus on spiritual and emotional well-being—what really matters in life. Imagine a national policy where meditation matters more than market charts. Pretty cool, right?
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