Sora Ventures reveals the launch of a $1 billion Bitcoin treasury fund. **Sora Ventures** has announced the launch of a $1 billion Bitcoin treasury fund, aiming to acquire the full amount within six months. The fund, introduced as Asia's first of its kind, was unveiled by Sora Ventures founder Jason Fang during Taipei Blockchain Week in a session titled, Introducing BTC Strategy into Major Asia Equity Markets. According to the company, the fund is supported by **an initial $200 million** capital commitment from institutional partners across Asia. In a statement shared by Fang, Sora Ventures highlighted its goal to accelerate Bitcoin adoption within corporate treasuries. **Despite efforts to gain additional insights from Sora Ventures, Cointelegraph noted that the firm did not respond to inquiries prior to publication.**

Sora Ventures is seeking to establish a centralized institutional Bitcoin pool across the region. Unlike fragmented local initiatives for Bitcoin accumulation, the company envisions this fund as a unified institutional approach to replicate Bitcoin-first treasury models throughout Asia and potentially extend beyond. **Fang emphasized the growing interest in Bitcoin treasury strategies among institutions in the United States and Europe, contrasting this with Asia's comparatively disjointed efforts.** Currently, Japan's Metaplanet is the largest corporate Bitcoin holder in Asia, having recently added 1,009 BTC to bring its total holdings to 20,000 Bitcoin—valued at approximately $2.2 billion at current market prices. According to data from BitcoinTreasuries.NET, other significant corporate Bitcoin holders in the region include Cango Inc., which holds more than $570 million worth of BTC, and Bitfufu with over $200 million in BTC holdings.