Sora Ventures has launched what it calls Asia’s first dedicated bitcoin treasury fund, securing regional backing with $200 million in initial commitments and a target to buy $1 billion of bitcoin within six months.
The fund is structured as a pooled capital vehicle designed to strengthen a network of corporate bitcoin treasuries across Asia. Several regional companies already hold sizeable bitcoin reserves — Tokyo-based Metaplanet (3350) reportedly holds 20,000 BTC — and Sora says the new fund will help firms scale allocations while sharing custody and operational know-how. “This is the first time Asia has seen a commitment of this magnitude,” said Luke Liu, partner at Sora Ventures. Founder Jason Fang added the move signals Asia’s arrival as a serious institutional market alongside the U.S. and Europe.
Sora has been active in recent regional deals: it backed Metaplanet’s 2024 allocation, acquired Hong Kong’s Moon Inc. and Thailand’s DV8 in 2025, and partnered with South Korea’s BitPlanet. The firm frames the fund both as a coordinated buyer and a support network for corporate treasuries expanding into bitcoin.
Corporate accumulation is a dominant trend this cycle: publicly traded companies control over 1 million BTC, according to BitcoinTreasuries, with MicroStrategy holding 636,505 BTC. A funded, coordinated buy program in Asia could tighten available supply and affect price dynamics globally.
Readers should note that treasury allocations carry market and custodial risks; concentrated buying can increase volatility and has financial implications for corporate balance sheets. This article does not constitute investment advice.
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