A research fellow at the Bitcoin Policy Institute has recommended that Taiwan explore Bitcoin as a reserve asset to mitigate risks from potential conflict with China. The suggestion follows concerns over the vulnerability of traditional reserves during a military confrontation.
- A think tank recommends Bitcoin as a reserve asset for Taiwan amid geopolitical risks.
- Taiwan’s Ministry of Justice holds 210 Bitcoins, valued at $14 million, from criminal investigations.
- The Central Bank of China previously explored a Bitcoin reserve but rejected it due to volatility and custody concerns.
- Bitcoin is suggested as a hedge against U.S. dollar debasement, with 80% of Taiwan’s reserves in USD.
- The CBC plans to test digital assets in a sandbox using existing Bitcoin holdings.
- The think tank argues that Bitcoin’s liquidity and volatility issues will diminish with broader adoption.
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