Taiwan is taking concrete steps toward evaluating the feasibility of establishing a national Bitcoin reserve. The government has committed to publishing an official report on seized Bitcoin holdings before the end of 2025, which will analyze the potential benefits and risks of such a move. This decision follows increasing global interest in Bitcoin from governments like the U.S., who recently established their own strategic Bitcoin Reserve. The assessment will include examining the pros and cons of forming a national Bitcoin reserve, recommending whether Taiwan should hold, liquidate, or reintegrate seized BTC into its national reserves. This marks the first time Taiwan has publicly considered Bitcoin as a potential reserve asset.