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Taiwan Launches Bitcoin Reserve And Studies BTC Regulation

Bitcoin By Gavin13/11/2025
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Taiwan’s Premier and Central Bank have reportedly agreed to study Bitcoin as a strategic reserve, draft pro-Bitcoin regulations, and pilot Bitcoin treasury holdings, starting with seized Bitcoin that is ‘awaiting auction.’  

You can also find out more about the following: initiative Samson Mow is the CEO of JAN3, a Bitcoin-focused technology company. 

An announcement is coming via JAN3 Growing concern among politicians about overreliance on reserves. 

In May, Dr. Ju-chun Ko urged The National Central Bank will evaluate whether Bitcoin should be included in the strategic reserves of the country. Ko said that the New Taiwan Dollar’s volatility, inflation in general, and geopolitical risk within the region were reasons to explore alternative strategies for reserve.

Taiwan New Taiwan Dollar (NTD) has been seen extreme volatility Swinging by up to 5% on a single trading day is not uncommon. Ko criticized The country is overly reliant on the U.S. currency, he says. He noted that the country’s overreliance on the U.S. dollar was a sign of a lack of financial resilience. suggested Bitcoins should be included in Taiwan’s overall financial strategy.

Taiwan Congress legislator announces that its central bank is committed to “#Bitcoin “As a strategic reserve”🇹🇼

Also, they committed to pilot a BTC treasure🚀 pic.twitter.com/KvbbkBY3Y4

— Bitcoin Magazine (@BitcoinMagazine) November 12, 2025