Taiwan Lawmaker Proposes Allocating Up to 5% of Reserves to Bitcoin

A Taiwanese legislator has proposed allocating up to 5% of the country’s $50 billion reserves to Bitcoin, aiming to enhance financial resilience and diversify Taiwan’s economy. This proposal was made during a national conference in May 2025 by Ko Ju-Chun, representing the Kuomintang party. The move highlights Taiwan’s interest in exploring innovative financial strategies beyond traditional US dollar reliance. Experts believe this initiative could foster greater cryptocurrency acceptance and lead to more diversified economic approaches.