Sora Ventures Launches $1B Bitcoin Treasury Vehicle

     

Backed by $200M from Asian institutions, fund aims to reshape regional treasury strategies

Crypto venture capital firm Sora Ventures has announced plans to establish a $1 billion Bitcoin treasury fund, targeting full acquisition within the next six months.

Founder Jason Fang revealed the initiative during Taipei Blockchain Week, describing it as “Asia’s first $1 billion Bitcoin treasury fund.” He said the project begins with a $200 million commitment from institutional partners across the region, positioning it as a catalyst for corporate Bitcoin adoption in Asia.

In a post outlining the strategy, Sora Ventures emphasized its ambition to accelerate Bitcoin integration into corporate balance sheets and create a model for global expansion.

A centralized hub for institutional Bitcoin treasuries

Sora Ventures intends for the fund to serve as a unified pool of capital that can replicate Bitcoin-first treasury models across Asia and other markets.

Fang highlighted that while Western institutions have increasingly embraced Bitcoin treasuries, Asia’s approach has been fragmented. The fund, he said, marks the first coordinated effort to consolidate institutional money on a regional and global level.

The treasury pool is expected to reinforce Asia’s early adopters while fostering synergies with international players, strengthening Bitcoin’s role as a cross-market reserve asset.

Asia’s largest corporate Bitcoin holders

Japan’s Metaplanet currently leads Asia in Bitcoin treasury holdings, having recently added 1,009 BTC to bring its total to 20,000 BTC – valued at approximately $2.2 billion.

Other notable regional holders include China-based Cango Inc., with more than $570 million in Bitcoin, and mining firm Bitfufu, which controls over $200 million in BTC, according to BitcoinTreasuries.NET.

Sora Ventures says its new fund will build on this foundation, aiming to expand Bitcoin’s institutional footprint in Asia and beyond.