Crypto Investment Firm Sora Ventures Unveils $1B Bitcoin Treasury Fund in Asia

Cryptocurrency venture capital firm Sora Ventures has launched Asia’s first $1 billion Bitcoin treasury fund, aiming to invest $1 billion in bitcoin (BTC) over the next six months. The firm made the announcement at Taipei Blockchain Week, where the fund secured $200 million from regional investors to promote corporate adoption of Bitcoin. 

Asia’s First $1B Bitcoin Treasury Fund

The Sora Ventures Bitcoin Treasury Fund aims to support regional treasury firms and help establish new ones. By combining resources, the fund enables larger, coordinated purchases of BTC, thereby enhancing its status as a global reserve asset. For Luke Liu, a Partner at Sora Ventures, this step is one in the right direction.  

“This is the first time that Asia has seen a commitment of this magnitude toward building a network of Bitcoin treasury firms, with capital commitment towards Asia’s first $1 billion treasury fund,” he said.

The fund is inspired by successful Bitcoin treasury companies such as Japan’s Metaplanet, Hong Kong’s Moon Inc., Thailand’s DV8, and South Korea’s BitPlanet. While these companies hold Bitcoin on their own balance sheets, the Sora Ventures fund is designed to assist them and encourage the establishment of similar treasuries worldwide.

Pattern of Bitcoin Treasuries

Sora’s Bitcoin fund aims to be a shared resource for digital assets. Unlike traditional corporate crypto holdings that often work alone, the fund encourages collaboration. Jason Fang, the Managing Partner of Sora Ventures, noted that Asia is becoming increasingly recognized for its expertise in blockchain technology and innovation in Bitcoin. 

The fund’s goal is not only to accumulate assets but also to foster connections among various players in the cryptocurrency ecosystem. Sora’s initiative follows its 2024 investment in Metaplanet and its acquisitions of Moon Inc., DV8, and BitPlanet in 2025. These deals aim to expand Bitcoin-based treasury models in Japan, Hong Kong, Thailand, and South Korea. 

Meanwhile, U.S. firms like Strategy have traditionally led the way in Bitcoin treasury adoption, but Asian companies are making significant progress, with Japan’s Metaplanet recently increasing its stash to 20,000 BTC. These investments demonstrate that Bitcoin is becoming a considerable asset for companies worldwide.

As Asian companies increasingly adopt Bitcoin, the new $1 billion fund is a key step in recognizing Bitcoin as a valuable global asset. This fund demonstrates a commitment to cryptocurrency and promotes collaboration among organizations. As more firms invest in Bitcoin, it will help solidify its role in corporate finance worldwide.

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