Taiwan Explores Bitcoin as Hedge for $602B Foreign Reserves Amid Geopolitical Tensions

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According to Coin Bureau, Taiwan is exploring Bitcoin as a potential reserve asset to protect its $602 billion in foreign reserves on June 16. Over 80% of Taiwan's reserves currently sit in US dollar-denominated assets, which officials worry could face disruption or freezing during geopolitical conflicts. Bitcoin's decentralized structure—which cannot be controlled or frozen by any government—has prompted Taiwanese policymakers to view it as a seizure-resistant hedge against extreme geopolitical risks. The proposal remains in early discussion stages but reflects a broader shift in how nations reassess reserve security strategies.
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