Sora Ventures founder unveils Asia’s first $1 billion Bitcoin treasury fund

Sora Ventures has announced the launch of Asia’s first large-scale Bitcoin (BTC) treasury fund, marking a significant step in bringing institutional capital into the digital asset space.

The fund, unveiled during Taipei Blockchain Week by founder Jason Fang, is designed to accelerate Bitcoin adoption among corporate treasuries across the region and beyond.

$1 billion in Bitcoin purchases in six months

The fund targets $1 billion in Bitcoin purchases within the next six months, supported by an initial $200 million commitment from institutional partners across Asia.

Fang described the move as a milestone for the region, emphasising that institutional adoption of Bitcoin has largely been led by firms in the United States and Europe, while efforts in Asia have remained fragmented.

By pooling resources into a centralised treasury vehicle, Sora Ventures intends to replicate the Bitcoin-first models that have gained traction in other parts of the world.

Fang said the initiative represents the first time institutional money from Asia has come together in such a coordinated manner, with ambitions to expand from local to global influence.

Building on Bitcoin’s momentum across Asia

The launch of the $1 billion fund comes at a time when Asia’s corporate landscape is showing growing interest in Bitcoin as a reserve asset.

Japan’s Metaplanet has emerged as the region’s largest corporate Bitcoin holder, recently increasing its stack to 20,000 BTC, worth more than $2 billion at current market prices.

The company has also secured approval for a major share sale to raise additional capital for further Bitcoin acquisitions.

South Korea is also entering the race, with BitPlanet, which recently raised $40 million, announcing plans to establish the country’s first institutional-grade Bitcoin treasury.

In Hong Kong, Moon Inc. has pivoted toward Bitcoin and Web3 investments after being acquired by Sora Ventures, while in Thailand, the firm led a consortium to take over electronics retailer DV8 in order to replicate the Metaplanet model in Southeast Asia.

These moves illustrate a growing shift among Asian corporates toward integrating Bitcoin into their balance sheets, a trend that Sora Ventures now seeks to consolidate through its pan-regional fund.

Sora Ventures’ coordinated push for adoption

The Sora fund draws inspiration from high-profile examples such as Michael Saylor’s Strategy, which now holds over 636,000 BTC, representing more than 3% of the total Bitcoin supply.

The company says the treasury fund will serve as a centralised pool of institutional capital to support early adopters while encouraging new players to join.

The aim is to build synergies between local and international treasuries, reinforcing Bitcoin’s role as a reserve asset across markets.

If successful, the fund could set the stage for broader institutional adoption across the region, while giving Asia a stronger voice in shaping the future of Bitcoin as a global reserve asset.

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