Taiwan legislator Ko Ju-Chun proposed allocating a small percentage of the Taiwanese reserves to Bitcoin as part of the diversified reserve strategy.
Taiwanese lawmaker Ko Ju-Chun has called on the government to consider adding Bitcoin to its national reserves, suggesting it could serve as a hedge against global economic uncertainty.
Ko Ju-Chun, a legislator at-large in Taiwan’s legislative body, the Legislative Yuan, took to X on Friday to report that he advocated for Bitcoin (BTC) investment by the Taiwanese government at the National Conference on May 9.
In his remarks, Ko cited Bitcoin’s potential to become a hedge amid global economic risks, urging Taiwan to recognize the cryptocurrency alongside gold and foreign exchange reserves to boost financial resilience.
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