Taiwan Weighs Bitcoin for Reserves to Curb $577B US Treasury Exposure

Published at 2025-11-13 12:44:10

Taiwan has begun formal evaluation of Bitcoin as a potential reserve asset to lower its $577 billion exposure to U.S. Treasury securities. Government sources describe the initiative as part of a broader strategy to diversify reserve holdings and enhance resilience against geopolitical and interest-rate risks. The proposal frames BTC as a non-correlated instrument that could complement traditional reserve assets if custody, liquidity, and volatility concerns are addressed.

The move, if implemented, would be significant for crypto markets and could encourage other nations to reassess reserve composition. Markets may react to any official allocation news, but analysts caution about price swings, regulatory uncertainty, and the need for robust custodial frameworks. For Taiwan, the calculus appears driven by risk management and strategic independence, signaling growing sovereign interest in digital assets as part of modern reserve policy.

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