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- Sora Ventures launches Asia’s first $1B Bitcoin treasury fund with $200M backing.
- Japan, South Korea, and regional firms ramp up BTC treasury adoption.
- The fund marks a historic step in uniting Asian institutional Bitcoin investment.
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Sora Ventures has officially launched Asia’s first Bitcoin treasury fund, with the ambitious goal of acquiring $1 billion in BTC within six months. The announcement was made during Taipei Blockchain Week, signaling a major milestone in regional institutional adoption of Bitcoin.
$200 Million Commitment to Kickstart the Fund
The initiative begins with a $200 million backing from partners, allowing Sora Ventures to pool institutional capital into a unified Bitcoin treasury. The fund is designed to support both existing regional treasury firms and the creation of new ones, strengthening collaboration between local treasuries and global markets.
Luke Liu, Partner at Sora Ventures, called the project “a historic milestone” for Asia. He highlighted that this is the first large-scale coordinated effort to build a network of Bitcoin treasury firms across the region, marking a turning point in how Asia engages with Bitcoin as a reserve asset.
Bridging Asia With Global Bitcoin Treasury Growth
Jason Fang, Founder and Managing Partner of Sora Ventures, noted that while U.S. and European institutions have long been driving Bitcoin treasury adoption, Asia’s role has remained fragmented. He described the new fund as an opportunity to unite institutional players in Asia and elevate them to the global stage.
This move echoes trends in the U.S., where Michael Saylor’s MicroStrategy continues to lead treasury adoption. The firm recently bought 4,048 BTC, bringing its holdings to over 636,505 BTC — more than 3% of Bitcoin’s total supply.
Bitcoin Treasury Adoption Expands Across Asia
Sora Ventures’ initiative builds on momentum already underway across Asia. In Japan, Metaplanet recently received shareholder approval for a massive $884 million capital raise to expand its Bitcoin holdings. Meanwhile, South Korea’s Bitplanet secured $40 million to establish the nation’s first institutional-grade Bitcoin treasury.
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Adding to the momentum, K Wave Media, a Nasdaq-listed entertainment company, announced plans to deploy $1 billion into BTC after securing dual financing deals.
The launch of Sora Ventures’ $1 billion Bitcoin treasury fund underscores growing institutional confidence in Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset. With multiple firms across Japan, South Korea, and now Taiwan joining the movement, Asia is stepping into a more unified role in the global Bitcoin economy.
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