The announcement occurred during the Taipei blockchain week in September 2025, where the founder Jason Fang unveiled plans to create what he calls “the first Bitcoin cash flow fund of $ 1 billion in Asia”. The fund already has $ 200 million committed by institutional partners across Asia and aims to acquire the total value of $ 1 billion in the six months.
A major change occurs in the landscape of the Asian cryptocurrency. Sora Ventures announced the launch of the first Bitcoin Treasury Fund of $ 1 billion in Asia, marking a historic moment for the adoption of institutional cryptography in the region.
Break with fragmented efforts
Unlike previous Asian Bitcoin initiatives, this fund adopts a different approach. Instead, sole companies buy a bitcoin separately, Sora Ventures creates a centralized basin of institutional capital. This strategy aims to support existing Bitcoin cash companies while encouraging the new ones to join.
“Asia was one of the most important markets for the development of Blockchain and Bitcoin technology,” said Fang during its presentation. “We have seen an increase in the interest of the institutions that invest in Bitcoin vouchers in the United States and the EU, while in Asia, efforts are relatively fragmented. This is the first time in history that institutional money has met, from premises to the regional and now in a global stage. ”
The fund will work with companies like Japanese Metaplanet, Hong Kong’s Moon Inc., the DV8 in Thailand and the Bitplanet of South Korea. These companies are currently having bitcoin directly on their balance sheets, but the Sora model provides shared resources and expertise.
Brinding proven with the success of Metaplanet
Sora Ventures is not new in Bitcoin Treasury strategies in Asia. In April 2024, the company invested in Metaplanet in Japan, supporting a Bitcoin allowance of 1 billion yen (approximately $ 6.56 million). This partnership was very successful.
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Metaplanet’s shares increased by more than 4,800% in the 12 months following its initial purchase of Bitcoin, according to Bloomberg data. The company now holds 20,000 BTC worth more than 2.2 billion dollars, making it the largest business bitcoin holder in Asia.
Success did not stop there. Throughout 2025, Sora Ventures widened its regional presence by acquiring Moon Inc. in Hong Kong, DV8 in Thailand, and associating with Bitplanet in South Korea. Each agreement was designed to reproduce the Metaplanet model in various Asian markets.
Market impact and acquisition strategy
The Aggressive Fund calendar could have a significant impact on the Bitcoin markets. If it is widespread evenly over six months, the purchase program would involve buying around 2,200 to 3,300 BTC per month. The exact amount depends on the price of bitcoin during the acquisition period.
At current market prices of around $ 75,000 per Bitcoin, the fund could acquire around 13,300 BTC. If prices fall at $ 65,000, they could buy around 15,400 BTC. At $ 55,000 per Bitcoin, the fund could accumulate up to 18,200 BTC.
Luke Liu, partner of Sora Ventures, stressed the importance of this commitment. “This is the first time that Asia has been a commitment of this magnitude towards the construction of a network of Bitcoin cash companies,” he said.
The centralized approach offers several advantages. Companies obtain assistance on tax planning, treasure design and regulatory strategy adapted to their specific markets. This support reduces obstacles to companies who wish to add bitcoin to their balance sheets.
Increasing Asian institutional interest
This launch of funds reflects broader trends in the Asian adoption of cryptocurrency. Rich Asian families and institutional investors increase their cryptographic allowances despite the volatility of the market. UBS indicated that some Chinese family offices planned to allocate up to 5% of their assets to cryptographic assets.
Timing aligns with the world treasure treasure treasure trends. According to Blockworks Research, listed companies now control 1 million BTC in the worldWith aggregated cash workers exceeding $ 100 billion in market value. While American companies like Microstrategy have led this trend, Asia is now positioning itself as a serious competitor.
The fund aims to create what Fang calls “synergies between regional and international treasury bills” to strengthen the role of bitcoin as a reserve ratio on the markets. This approach could inspire similar initiatives in other regions.
Regulatory and strategic positioning
Sora Ventures emphasizes regulatory compliance in its approach. The company works in existing financial executives while promoting the adoption of Bitcoin through markets and partnerships established with local trust.
The fund provides standardized custody, governance and support for compliance that small individual initiatives may fail. This centralized approach could accelerate the adoption of companies and create models for the replication of the cash strategy in the region.
The long -term path
Industry analysts note that if it is successfully executed, the fund could become a catalyst for the wider adoption of the Bitcoin Treasury in Asia. The model could inspire similar coordinated efforts in other regions, potentially normalize processes and strengthen the credibility of institutional investment.
With 200 million dollars already engaged and solid institutional support, Sora Ventures seems to be well positioned to achieve its ambitious objective of $ 1 billion in the scheduled six -month calendar. The initiative represents the daring entry of Asia into Bitcoin cash operations on a large -scale and coordinated and could establish the region as a major player in the global Bitcoin economy.
