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Sora Ventures has launched a groundbreaking institutional initiative — the Sora ventures Bitcoin treasury — designed to pool $1 billion in capital for Bitcoin acquisitions over the next six months. The announcement was made at Taipei Blockchain Week on Friday, where the firm revealed it had already secured $200 million in initial commitments from investors across the region.
Unlike earlier corporate strategies where individual firms purchased Bitcoin directly for their balance sheets, the Sora ventures Bitcoin treasury represents a centralized fund. The initiative aims to coordinate Asia’s fragmented Bitcoin treasury efforts and mirror the U.S. model of large-scale corporate adoption led by companies such as MicroStrategy.
“This is the first time Asia has seen a commitment of this magnitude toward building a network of Bitcoin treasury firms,” — Luke Liu, Partner, Sora Ventures.
The Sora ventures Bitcoin treasury seeks to create synergies between regional and global players while positioning Asia as a serious contender in the institutional Bitcoin market. By consolidating capital into a centralized pool, the strategy intends to provide scale, efficiency, and a coordinated framework that can rival U.S.-led adoption.
Jason Fang, founder and managing partner of Sora Ventures, emphasized the importance of collective action. “This is the first time in history that institutional money has come together, from local to regional, and now to a global stage,” — Jason Fang, Managing Partner, Sora Ventures.
Sora Ventures has been preparing for this move for years. In 2024, it backed Japan’s Metaplanet with a ¥1 billion ($6.56 million) allocation, helping establish one of Asia’s first listed Bitcoin treasuries. The firm later acquired Moon Inc. in Hong Kong, DV8 in Thailand, and participated in the acquisition of BitPlanet in South Korea. Each step built the foundation for what has now evolved into the $1 billion Sora ventures Bitcoin treasury.
The Sora ventures Bitcoin treasury launch comes amid a broader trend of wealthy Asian families and corporations deepening their exposure to digital assets. Singapore’s NextGen Digital Venture recently raised $100 million for a crypto equity fund, while UBS research shows that some Chinese family offices are preparing to allocate up to 5% of their portfolios to crypto.
Japan, in particular, has emerged as a hotspot. Tokyo-listed firms including Metaplanet, Lib Work, Remixpoint, and ANAP have all announced or expanded Bitcoin treasury programs in recent months. Metaplanet, now one of the largest corporate Bitcoin holders globally, disclosed this week that it owns more than 20,000 BTC worth over $2.1 billion.
Eric Trump further fueled bullish sentiment at the Bitcoin Asia 2025 conference, predicting that Bitcoin could reach $1 million per coin while pointing to Asia’s rising influence. “China is a hell of a power in the digital asset economy,” — Eric Trump, speaking at Bitcoin Asia 2025.
By consolidating fragmented efforts into a single coordinated pool, the Sora ventures Bitcoin treasury is designed to serve both as a regional anchor and a global model. If successful, the initiative could accelerate adoption among corporate treasuries, while providing Asia with a stronger voice in shaping the future of Bitcoin as a reserve asset.
The fund underscores Asia’s determination to compete with U.S. corporate treasuries and highlights the growing maturity of institutional crypto strategies in the region. With $200 million already secured and $1 billion in sight, the Sora ventures Bitcoin treasury could mark a turning point in how global capitSora Ventures has launched a groundbreaking institutional initiative — the Sora ventures Bitcoin treasury — designed to pool $1 billion in capital for Bitcoin acquisitions over the next six months. The announcement was made at Taipei Blockchain Week on Friday, where the firm revealed it had already secured $200 million in initial commitments from investors across the region.
Unlike earlier corporate strategies where individual firms purchased Bitcoin directly for their balance sheets, the Sora ventures Bitcoin treasury represents a centralized fund. The initiative aims to coordinate Asia’s fragmented Bitcoin treasury efforts and mirror the U.S. model of large-scale corporate adoption led by companies such as MicroStrategy.
“This is the first time Asia has seen a commitment of this magnitude toward building a network of Bitcoin treasury firms,” — Luke Liu, Partner, Sora Ventures.
The Sora ventures Bitcoin treasury seeks to create synergies between regional and global players while positioning Asia as a serious contender in the institutional Bitcoin market. By consolidating capital into a centralized pool, the strategy intends to provide scale, efficiency, and a coordinated framework that can rival U.S.-led adoption.
Jason Fang, founder and managing partner of Sora Ventures, emphasized the importance of collective action.
“This is the first time in history that institutional money has come together, from local to regional, and now to a global stage,” — Jason Fang, Managing Partner, Sora Ventures.
Sora Ventures has been preparing for this move for years. In 2024, it backed Japan’s Metaplanet with a ¥1 billion ($6.56 million) allocation, helping establish one of Asia’s first listed Bitcoin treasuries. The firm later acquired Moon Inc. in Hong Kong, DV8 in Thailand, and participated in the acquisition of BitPlanet in South Korea. Each step built the foundation for what has now evolved into the $1 billion Sora ventures Bitcoin treasury.
The Sora ventures Bitcoin treasury launch comes amid a broader trend of wealthy Asian families and corporations deepening their exposure to digital assets. Singapore’s NextGen Digital Venture recently raised $100 million for a crypto equity fund, while UBS research shows that some Chinese family offices are preparing to allocate up to 5% of their portfolios to crypto.
Japan, in particular, has emerged as a hotspot. Tokyo-listed firms including Metaplanet, Lib Work, Remixpoint, and ANAP have all announced or expanded Bitcoin treasury programs in recent months. Metaplanet, now one of the largest corporate Bitcoin holders globally, disclosed this week that it owns more than 20,000 BTC worth over $2.1 billion.
Eric Trump further fueled bullish sentiment at the Bitcoin Asia 2025 conference, predicting that Bitcoin could reach $1 million per coin while pointing to Asia’s rising influence. “China is a hell of a power in the digital asset economy,” — Eric Trump, speaking at Bitcoin Asia 2025.
By consolidating fragmented efforts into a single coordinated pool, the Sora ventures Bitcoin treasury is designed to serve both as a regional anchor and a global model. If successful, the initiative could accelerate adoption among corporate treasuries, while providing Asia with a stronger voice in shaping the future of Bitcoin as a reserve asset.
The fund underscores Asia’s determination to compete with U.S. corporate treasuries and highlights the growing maturity of institutional crypto strategies in the region. With $200 million already secured and $1 billion in sight, the Sora ventures Bitcoin treasury could mark a turning point in how global capital allocates to Bitcoin.
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