Taiwan Explores Adding Bitcoin to National Reserves Amid Global Momentum
Taiwan Explores Adding Bitcoin to National Reserves Amid Global Momentum
Taiwan's legislature is actively pushing the government to conduct an audit of its current Bitcoin holdings and to explore the possibility of integrating BTC into its national reserves. Premier Cho Jung-tai has committed to delivering a comprehensive report on the matter by the end of the year. This move comes as lawmakers express concerns over the nation's heavy reliance on the US dollar, aligning with a growing global trend where countries and states are considering digital assets for their strategic reserves.
Taiwan’s legislature is pushing the government to audit its Bitcoin holdings and explore adding BTC to national reserves. Premier Cho Jung-tai has pledged a full report by year-end as lawmakers warn against overreliance on the US dollar. With global momentum building—from Trump’s Strategic Bitcoin Reserve to multiple US state reserve bills—Taiwan now weighs whether digital assets should play a role in its financial future.