Bhutan Government Makes Remarkable Bitcoin Transfer! Hundreds of Bitcoins Moved to a New Wallet! Here Are the Details

PANews reported on October 1st that on-chain analyst Yu Jin has discovered that a whale holds 62.148 million XPL at an average price of $1.15, resulting in a current loss of $14.29 million. Four days ago, the whale purchased 24.295 million XPL using 33 million USDC, and today used 38.525 million USDC to purchase 37.854 million XPL. A total of 71.524 million USDC was transferred to Hyperliquid, purchasing 62.148 million XPL at an average price of $1.15.

PANews reported on October 1st that according to Shell Finance, under the guidance of the National Financing Guarantee Fund, the Beijing Reinsurance Company facilitated the successful implementation of a digital RMB-backed loan between Guohua Guarantee and Beijing Rural Commercial Bank. As Beijing's first digital RMB bank-guaranteed risk-sharing batch guaranteed loan, it not only demonstrates the innovative application of digital RMB in financing and guarantee scenarios, but also promotes the upgrade of currency and payment systems in the digital age. The digital RMB financing and guarantee business, a 1 million yuan credit line provided by Guohua Guarantee to a Beijing energy company, is based on an innovative digital RMB industry-financial model implemented by "Kunpeng Express Payment," a digital financial technology company under China National Petroleum Corporation. After obtaining loan approval from Guohua Guarantee and Beijing Rural Commercial Bank, the borrowing enterprise receives the guaranteed loan through its digital RMB wallet and uses it for purposes such as employee salary payments. Compared to traditional financing and guarantee models, digital RMB-backed loans offer advantages such as fast payment, traceability, and tamper-proofing.

The post Health Insurers To Cover Covid Vaccines Despite RFK, Jr. Moves appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The nation’s biggest health insurance companies will continue to cover vaccinations – including those against Covid-19 and seasonal flu – previously recommended by a federal advisory committee, America’s Health Insurance Plans said Wednesday, Sept. 17, 2025. In this photo is a free flu and Covid-19 vaccine shots available sign, CVS, Queens, New York. (Photo by: Lindsey Nicholson/Universal Images Group via Getty Images) UCG/Universal Images Group via Getty Images The nation’s biggest health insurance companies will continue to cover vaccinations – including those against Covid-19 and seasonal flu – previously recommended by a federal advisory committee. The announcement by America’s Health Insurance Plans (AHIP), which includes CVS Health’s Aetna, Humana, Cigna, Centene and an array of Blue Cross and Blue Shield plans as members, comes ahead of the first meeting of the reconstituted Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, which now has new members chosen by U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a vaccine critic. “Health plans are committed to maintaining and ensuring affordable access to vaccines,” AHIP said in a statement Wednesday. “Health plan coverage decisions for immunizations are grounded in each plan’s ongoing, rigorous review of scientific and clinical evidence, and continual evaluation of multiple sources of data.” The move by AHIP is good news for millions of Americans at a time of year when they flock to drugstores, pharmacies, physician’s offices and outpatient clinics to get their seasonal flu and Covid shots. Kennedy’s changes to U.S. vaccine policy have created confusion across the country over whether certain vaccines long covered by insurance would continue to be. AHIP has now provided some clarity for millions of Americans. “Health plans will continue to cover all ACIP-recommended immunizations that were recommended as of September 1, 2025, including updated formulations of the COVID-19 and influenza vaccines, with no cost-sharing…