A Taiwan lawmaker said the country has a "100% chance" of establishing a Bitcoin strategic reserve, arguing that Bitcoin offers digital transfer and verification features that gold does not. The remarks, cited by The Bitcoin Historian (@pete_rizzo_), cast Bitcoin as an asset increasingly being considered through a national security lens, with countries racing to secure exposure ahead of the United States. The comments reflect a broader narrative in crypto markets that sovereign interest in Bitcoin could strengthen its role as a reserve-style asset if governments begin treating it as part of strategic holdings.