A report from Taiwan’s central bank is due in one month, according to the source, as officials examine whether part of the fund could be allocated to Bitcoin.
Taiwan is considering directing part of a $602 billion fund toward a Bitcoin reserve, according to the source provided. The report says a central bank review is expected within one month. If pursued, a Bitcoin reserve would mean holding Bitcoin as a strategic state asset, a concept that has drawn attention in digital asset policy discussions because governments can use reserves to diversify holdings, though the source does not specify the proposed allocation size or policy framework.