Based on CoinEdition, Taiwan’s Central Bank is conducting a formal review, led by legislator Dr. Ju-chun Ko, to assess Bitcoin as a potential strategic reserve asset. The initiative, supported by the Executive Yuan and the Central Bank, aims to address concerns over NT$ volatility and U.S. dollar dependence. Governor Yang Chin-long confirmed a research report will be issued by year-end. The review is influenced by precedents in the U.S., Argentina, and El Salvador, with a possible pilot program using seized Bitcoin.
Taiwan's Central Bank to Study Bitcoin as Strategic Reserve Asset by Year-End
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