Sora Ventures Aims to Centralize Bitcoin Corporate Treasuries Across Asia
Sora Ventures, a leading crypto venture capital firm, has announced the creation of a $1 billion Bitcoin treasury fund, aiming to acquire the full amount within six months. The announcement was made by founder Jason Fang during Taipei Blockchain Week at a session titled Introducing BTC Strategy into Major Asia Equity Markets.
The fund is initially backed by $200 million in capital commitments from institutional partners across the region. According to Sora Ventures, the initiative aims to accelerate Bitcoin adoption among corporate treasuries, providing a centralized vehicle for companies to replicate Bitcoin-first treasury models across Asia and beyond.
Centralized Institutional Bitcoin Pool
Unlike fragmented, region-specific efforts, Sora Ventures envisions this fund as a centralized institutional platform, designed to unite local, regional, and global capital. Fang highlighted growing interest in Bitcoin treasuries from institutions in the US and EU, noting that Asia has historically seen a more scattered approach.
“This is the first time in history that institutional money has come together, from local to regional, and now to a global stage,” Fang said.
The treasury fund will not only support existing firms but also encourage the creation of similar corporate Bitcoin treasuries worldwide. Sora Ventures plans to strengthen synergies between local and international treasuries, reinforcing Bitcoin’s role as a reserve asset across markets.
Asia’s Largest Corporate Bitcoin Holders
Currently, Japan’s Metaplanet holds the title of Asia’s largest corporate Bitcoin owner, having recently purchased 1,009 BTC, bringing its total holdings to 20,000 BTC, valued at approximately $2.2 billion. Other notable holders include Cango Inc., with over $570 million in BTC, and Bitfufu, holding more than $200 million in Bitcoin, according to BitcoinTreasuries.NET.
With Sora Ventures’ new treasury fund, Asia could see a more coordinated institutional adoption of Bitcoin, potentially shaping the region into a significant player in the global crypto treasury landscape.
