Taiwan Lawmaker Pushes Bitcoin as National Reserve Asset—Because Traditional Finance Was Too Stable
In a move that’s either visionary or wildly speculative, a Taiwanese legislator is advocating for Bitcoin to join the island’s reserve assets. The proposal aims to ’diversify’ away from fiat—or at least grab headlines while Wall Street rolls its eyes.
No details on allocation yet, but the plan’s already sparking debates: digital sovereignty play or political theater? Either way, it’s another sign crypto’s creeping into state-level finance—whether traditionalists like it or not.
Bonus jab: Because nothing says ’prudent fiscal policy’ like volatile, unbacked crypto in your national treasury.