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Taiwan Legislator Delivers Bitcoin Policy Institute Report on Bitcoin Reserve
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Taiwanese Legislator Dr. Ko Ju-Chun formally delivered the Bitcoin Policy Institute's report on establishing a Bitcoin reserve for Taiwan to Premier Cho Jung-tai and Central Bank of China Governor Yang Chin-long during an April 29, 2026 interpellation session at the Legislative Yuan. Ko urged Taiwan's executive branch to allocate a portion of its $602 billion in foreign exchange reserves to Bitcoin as a strategic national asset, and requested a new CBC report on stablecoins and digital asset reserves within one month. Authored by BPI Fellow Jacob Langenkamp, the report argues that Taiwan's heavy concentration in U.S. dollar-denominated assets creates vulnerability to currency debasement and geopolitical disruption, and that Bitcoin offers unique advantages including seizure resistance in a blockade scenario and independence from sovereign monetary policy. The delivery marks the first…
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Taiwanese Legislator Dr. Ko Ju-Chun formally delivered the Bitcoin Policy Institute's report on establishing a Bitcoin reserve for Taiwan to Premier Cho Jung-tai and Central Bank of China Governor Yang Chin-long during an April 29, 2026 interpellation session at the Legislative Yuan. Ko urged Taiwan's executive branch to allocate a portion of its $602 billion in foreign exchange reserves to Bitcoin as a strategic national asset, and requested a new CBC report on stablecoins and digital asset reserves within one month. Authored by BPI Fellow Jacob Langenkamp, the report argues that Taiwan's heavy concentration in U.S. dollar-denominated assets creates vulnerability to currency debasement and geopolitical disruption, and that Bitcoin offers unique advantages including seizure resistance in a blockade scenario and independence from sovereign monetary policy. The delivery marks the first formal presentation of the report to Taiwan's head of government, signaling growing legislative interest in Bitcoin reserves.