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Sora Ventures to Buy $1B in Bitcoin With New Treasury Fund

Sora Ventures commits $200 million to Asia's first Bitcoin treasury fund aiming to buy $1 billion in Bitcoin within six months to support regional treasury firms and boost institutional adoption.

  • During Taipei Blockchain Week, Sora Ventures launched Asia's first $1 billion Bitcoin treasury fund with $200 million in initial commitments, aiming to buy $1 billion of Bitcoin within six months.
  • Facing fragmented adoption, Sora Ventures designed the pooled fund to reduce execution frictions and co-finance treasury programs, supporting Asia's institutional investors and corporate treasuries.
  • Sora Ventures has backed and bought stakes in Metaplanet, Moon Inc., DV8 and BitPlanet, and previously helped Metaplanet allocate about $6.56 million to Bitcoin, with total BTC holdings recently surpassing 20,000.
  • Investors responded by bidding up Metaplanet shares, reflecting support as the $1 billion fund aims to lower balance-sheet risk for corporate issuers across Asia and ease Bitcoin adoption.
  • The move positions Asia as a larger player in institutional Bitcoin adoption, as Sora Ventures aims to create synergies between regional and international Bitcoin treasury firms while publicly traded corporate holders control over 1 million BTC.
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Sora Ventures announced what it identified as Asia’s first dedicated Bitcoin treasury fund, with plans to buy $1 billion in Bitcoin over the next six months. *** Sora Ventures announced what it claims will be Asia’s first dedicated Bitcoin treasury fund. It revealed plans to buy $1 billion in Bitcoin over the next six months. The goal: to help companies in Asia and the world adopt Bitcoin as a reserve asset. Sora has a history of collaborating w…

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Bitcoin Magazine broke the news in on Friday, September 5, 2025.
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