From Tokyo to Taipei, Asia is going all-in on Bitcoin. Sora Ventures just launched a billion-dollar treasury fund, planting the region firmly on the global map of institutional BTC adoption.
Treasuries aren’t just for governments anymore. Corporates are stacking Bitcoin as their balance sheet reserve of choice. Until now, the big treasury pools were dominated by U.S. firms like MicroStrategy.
Sora Ventures wants to change that. By pulling together Asian institutions under one umbrella, they’re:
Luke Liu, Partner at Sora Ventures, didn’t mince words: “This is the first time Asia has seen a commitment of this magnitude toward building a network of Bitcoin treasury firms.”
Historically, Bitcoin treasury giants were U.S.-centric. Think Michael Saylor and MicroStrategy. But now, Asia is moving fast:
Together, these entities form the backbone of Sora’s 1B mega-fund.
This isn’t just about buying Bitcoin — it’s about coordination:
If Asia’s institutions start following the playbook of MicroStrategy and U.S. ETFs, Bitcoin’s role as a treasury reserve asset goes global.
Sora Ventures just launched Asia’s first 1B Bitcoin treasury fund, starting with 200M committed. With partners across Japan, Hong Kong, Thailand, and South Korea, the move positions Asia as a serious player in institutional Bitcoin adoption. It’s not just buying BTC — it’s building a regional treasury network that could redefine Bitcoin’s role as a global reserve asset.
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