Sora Ventures Announces $1 Billion Bitcoin Acquisition Through Asia’s First Treasury Fund

Sora Ventures just dropped a billion-dollar bet on Bitcoin—and they're doing it through Asia's very first dedicated treasury fund.

The Strategic Move

This isn't just another institutional purchase. Sora's structuring this massive $1 billion acquisition as a formal treasury fund, setting a new precedent for corporate Bitcoin strategy in the region. They're not dipping toes—they're diving in headfirst.

Why This Matters

While traditional finance still debates Bitcoin's merit, forward-thinking firms are building positions that could redefine their balance sheets for decades. Sora's move signals that Asian institutions aren't waiting for Wall Street's permission—they're writing the playbook as they go.

Because nothing says 'financial innovation' like watching traditional asset managers scramble to explain why they didn't think of it first.

Asia’s Rise in Bitcoin Investment

In 2024, Sora Ventures supported Metaplanet, Japan’s first Bitcoin treasury, with a ¥1 billion ($6.56M) allocation. In 2025, the company expanded across Asia by acquiring Moon Inc. in Hong Kong, DV8 in Thailand, and partnering to acquire BitPlanet in South Korea. These acquisitions were in an effort to replicate and amplify Bitcoin-first treasury models throughout the region.

Earlier this week, Metaplanet bought 1,009 BTC, bringing its total to 20,000 BTC. With an average price of $111,057 per coin, it now ranks as the sixth-largest public Bitcoin treasury worldwide.

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