Taiwan is debating whether to include Bitcoin in its $602 billion foreign exchange reserves, following a legislative push that could significantly impact global cryptocurrency markets.
* Dr. Ko Ju-Chun presented a Bitcoin Policy Institute report to Premier Cho Jung-tai on April 29, 2026, requesting the Central Bank of China (CBC) to produce a new report on stablecoins and digital assets
* Taiwan holds over $602 billion in reserves, with more than 80% in US dollar-denominated assets
* Found Bitcoin unsuitable due to volatility, liquidity concerns, and custody challenges
* CBC must deliver new assessment by late May 2026
* CBC launched a digital asset sandbox using 210 seized Bitcoins
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Even if it doesn’t lead to immediate action, the fact that central banks are discussing Bitcoin as a reserve asset shows how much the conversation around BTC has evolved over the years
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Taiwan is debating whether to include Bitcoin in its $602 billion foreign exchange reserves, following a legislative push that could significantly impact global cryptocurrency markets.
* Dr. Ko Ju-Chun presented a Bitcoin Policy Institute report to Premier Cho Jung-tai on April 29, 2026, requesting the Central Bank of China (CBC) to produce a new report on stablecoins and digital assets
* Taiwan holds over $602 billion in reserves, with more than 80% in US dollar-denominated assets
* Found Bitcoin unsuitable due to volatility, liquidity concerns, and custody challenges
* CBC must deliver new assessment by late May 2026
* CBC launched a digital asset sandbox using 210 seized Bitcoins
Even if it doesn’t lead to immediate action, the fact that central banks are discussing Bitcoin as a reserve asset shows how much the conversation around BTC has evolved over the years