Sora Ventures introduces a $1B Bitcoin treasury fund in Asia, planning to purchase $1B BTC within six months.
Sora Ventures has introduced Asia’s first Bitcoin treasury fund, with plans to purchase $1 billion in Bitcoin within six months. The announcement was made during Taipei Blockchain Week and has already drawn attention across the region. Wu Blockchain reported that the fund has secured $200 million in initial commitments from investors and partners.
The new Bitcoin treasury fund is being managed by Sora Ventures and will serve as a pool of institutional capital. The fund’s structure is different from firms that hold Bitcoin directly on their balance sheets. Instead, it will allocate capital across regional and international treasury initiatives.
According to a report, the goal is to reach $1 billion in Bitcoin purchases over the next six months. The fund is designed to support firms that already operate Bitcoin treasuries while also building new models for other markets. This is the first such fund established in Asia.
Luke Liu, Partner at Sora Ventures, described the move as unique. He said, “This is the first time that Asia has seen a commitment of this magnitude toward building a network of Bitcoin treasury firms.” The statement emphasized the growing scale of institutional interest across the region.
The Sora Ventures fund expands on treasury models established in Asia in recent years. Japan’s Metaplanet, Hong Kong’s Moon Inc., Thailand’s DV8, and South Korea’s BitPlanet are among the companies that already hold Bitcoin on their balance sheets. Each of these firms has taken independent steps to integrate Bitcoin into their corporate structures.
In 2024, Sora Ventures invested in Metaplanet as it allocated ¥1 billion to Bitcoin. The firm later acquired Moon Inc. in Hong Kong and DV8 in Thailand. In 2025, Sora Ventures partnered in the acquisition of South Korea’s BitPlanet. These moves were part of a strategy to replicate and expand treasury models in Asia.
Jason Fang, founder and Managing Partner at Sora Ventures, noted the importance of this development. He said, “Asia has been one of the most important markets for the development of blockchain technology and Bitcoin. This is the first time in history that institutional money has come together, from local to regional, and now to a global stage.”
Historically, the largest Bitcoin treasury funds and corporate holdings have been concentrated in the United States. MicroStrategy and other U.S.-based firms have led adoption by accumulating large reserves of Bitcoin on their balance sheets. By launching a $1 billion fund, Asia is taking steps to create a comparable position in the global market.
The Sora Ventures fund is expected to strengthen ties between existing treasury firms in Asia and expand similar models worldwide. The initiative also aims to attract new institutional partners who may not have invested directly in Bitcoin before. This collective approach is designed to increase liquidity and create a more structured environment for treasury adoption.
With $200M already committed, the fund will focus on reaching its $1 billion target within the announced timeframe. The project reflects Asia’s growing role in the institutional adoption of Bitcoin and marks an effort to build a stronger presence in the digital asset market.
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