Towards a national Bitcoin reserve? Taiwan will publish a report by the end of 2025.
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Taiwan is preparing a report on its confiscated Bitcoin reserves. This is a first step towards a possible national reserve, inspired by the American model. The initiative arises in a context of political pressure to quickly adapt the regulatory framework. More details in the following paragraphs!
In brief
Taiwan is preparing a report to evaluate the integration of Bitcoin into its national strategic reserves.
Lawmakers are pushing for rapid regulation of crypto assets in order to take advantage of the global momentum surrounding Bitcoin.
The Taiwanese government is considering a strategic reserve in Bitcoin.
Prime Minister Zhuo Rongtai announced the publication of an assessment report on the volume of Bitcoin seized by Taiwanese judicial authorities by the end of 2025. This initiative aims to analyze the feasibility of a national Bitcoin reserve, similar to that established by the United States last March using cryptocurrencies seized in judicial cases.
The mission, shared with the governor of the Central Bank, Yang Chin-long, will include an analysis of the advantages and limitations of this approach. This is the first time Taiwan officially places Bitcoin within a long-term political framework. Therefore, the report could lay the groundwork for a profound change in the management of the country's public assets.
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