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Taiwanese company WiseLink pioneers by adopting a Bitcoin Reserve Strategy, making it the first Taiwan-listed entity to invest in digital currency.

Investment carried out by WiseLink through a 3-year convertible note, following an agreement with TopWin.

Taiwanese company WiseLink pioneers Bitcoin reserves strategy, listing as first in the country to...
Taiwanese company WiseLink pioneers Bitcoin reserves strategy, listing as first in the country to adopt digital currency treasury management.

In a significant move towards digital currency adoption, several Asian companies have announced Bitcoin (BTC) treasury strategies, aiming to hedge against inflation and participate in the evolving digital economy.

Metaplanet Leads the Way in Japan

Japan's Metaplanet, the largest corporate Bitcoin holder in Asia, currently holds approximately 18,991 BTC, valued at around $2.2 billion. The company has aggressively accumulated Bitcoin through equity and debt offerings, with plans to expand its BTC reserves further as part of a long-term treasury diversification strategy. Metaplanet's approach reflects Japan's favourable regulatory environment and low-interest rates that encourage Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset.

RSXYZ Diversifies with Bitcoin

Thailand's RSXYZ, a publicly listed company, has committed to purchasing 3,333 BTC over three years via a $5.8 million stock issuance. The company uses a dollar-cost averaging method to manage BTC price volatility, positioning itself to hedge against inflation and foster regional digital asset adoption.

Lib Work Plans Bitcoin Purchase

Lib Work, a 3D housing firm from Japan, has announced a $3.3 million Bitcoin treasury strategy with plans to acquire BTC between September and December 2025. This move aims to hedge against inflation and support the company’s future global expansion, continuing a broader trend of Japanese firms adopting Bitcoin.

Singapore's Genius Group and Top Win International Limited

Singapore-based Genius Group increased its Bitcoin treasury goal from 1,000 BTC to 10,000 BTC in an aggressive approach to its BTC-first strategy. The funding will primarily be used by TopWin, a Nasdaq-listed company (SORA), to purchase Bitcoin. Genius Group's investment in TopWin formalizes a capital and technology partnership under the "Bitcoin + Cross-Border Finance" framework.

Other Notable Moves

Swan, a Bitcoin-only financial firm, outlines a four-phase path for the current rally, including quiet corporate accumulation, sovereign accumulation, treasury structures preparing for large-scale bids, and a contagious narrative that ignites mania. Meanwhile, Swan offers a limited exclusive welcome offer on Binance of $600 for new accounts, and Singapore-based Genius Group offers a $500 free position on any coin for new accounts on Bybit.

Influencer "American HODL" predicts corporate FOMO could trigger a treasury bubble rivalling the 1999 dot-com boom. These companies illustrate Asia’s growing institutional embrace of Bitcoin as a treasury asset to counter inflation, benefit from regulatory tailwinds, and participate in the evolving digital economy.

WiseLink's move could inspire a new wave of regional corporate adoption of digital assets, as companies increasingly view Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset.

  1. In line with regional trends, WiseLink is considering a Bitcoin treasury strategy, potentially boosting the adoption of digital assets among Asian corporations by following the footsteps of companies like Metaplanet, RSXYZ, Lib Work, Genius Group, and Top Win International Limited.
  2. The technology sector is being intertwined with finance, as these companies aim to leverage Bitcoin's potential as a strategic reserve asset, engaging in crypto investing not only for its inflation-hedging properties but also for participating in the burgeoning digital economy.

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