The firm announced the plan at Taipei Blockchain Week. Backers have reportedly committed $200 million to start now. Essentially, the goal is to buy bitcoin (BTC) over a defined window. The effort is pitched as Asia’s first fund of its kind.

The initiative is designed as a central pool of institutional capital. It differs from companies that hold bitcoin on their own books. The pool intends to support existing treasuries and seed new ones. The aim, the press release notes, is to link global efforts. The strategy focuses on scale and coordination.

The plan includes recruiting new institutional partners to broaden resources, targeting a wider network of treasury firms in Asia. Sora Ventures points to prior moves in the region. Metaplanet in Japan holds bitcoin as a treasury reserve. Moon Inc. in Hong Kong, DV8 in Thailand, and Bitplanet in South Korea are cited as peers. The fund plans to back and replicate such models.

Partner Luke Liu called the commitment a first for Asia. “This is the first time that Asia has seen a commitment of this magnitude toward building a network of bitcoin treasury firms,” he said. The firm frames Asia as a rising center for institutional bitcoin allocation.

Founder Jason Fang said interest is growing. He noted that U.S. and EU treasuries have moved faster. He cast the new pool as a move from local to regional to global focus. “Institutional money has come together,” he said.

Sora Ventures cites earlier investments tied to this push. It invested in Metaplanet in 2024. In 2025, it acquired Moon Inc., DV8, and helped acquire Bitplanet. The firm says the new pool aims to advance bitcoin as a treasury reserve asset in global markets.

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