Sora Ventures has made a historic move by introducing Asia’s first Bitcoin treasury fund during Taipei Blockchain Week. Backed by a substantial $200 million commitment from regional investors, the fund aims to acquire $1 billion worth of Bitcoin within six months, signaling a significant leap in institutional adoption of digital assets across the continent.
A Centralized Bitcoin Treasury for Asian Institutions
Unlike individual companies such as Metaplanet in Japan, Moon Inc. in Hong Kong, DV8 in Thailand, and BitPlanet in South Korea, which hold Bitcoin directly on their balance sheets, the new Sora Ventures fund will function as a centralized pool of institutional capital. This collective structure allows for greater scale and coordinated strategy, aiming to support Asia’s early Bitcoin pioneers and accelerate the formation of new treasury firms globally.
The fund’s approach marks a shift from isolated corporate holdings to a unified regional initiative. By doing so, it positions Bitcoin not just as an investment, but as a key reserve asset for institutions across Asia.
A Strategic Move to Shift Bitcoin Investment Power
According to the leadership at Sora Ventures, this initiative represents the largest coordinated Bitcoin commitment in Asia to date. With $1 billion in acquisition goals and broad institutional backing, the fund is designed to rebalance global Bitcoin influence, giving Asia a stronger voice in shaping the future of crypto finance.
This move sends a clear message: Asia is stepping up. As the U.S. and Europe continue to dominate institutional Bitcoin holdings, Sora’s new treasury fund signals a powerful regional response—one that could reshape the digital asset landscape for years to come.
