Taiwan's judicial authorities have disclosed an important piece of information: the region's official assets now include 210.45 Bitcoins, all derived from confiscated illegal assets. This move marks another regional government incorporating crypto assets into its national asset portfolio. As more countries and regions recognize Bitcoin's value storage function, similar official holdings are continuously increasing. From El Salvador's pioneering adoption of Bitcoin as legal tender to central banks and governments gradually accumulating Bitcoin reserves, this trend reflects the rising market recognition of digital assets. The public disclosure of Taiwan's official holdings undoubtedly adds a new note to this global trend.
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HalfPositionRunner
· 11h ago
Haha, even the officials are starting to buy the dip. What does this indicate?
Confiscated assets used as reserves—this move by the government is quite bold.
210 BTC, they're serious.
But on the other hand, even the cheap assets gained can be brought into the mainstream. The crypto ecosystem has truly changed.
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ContractSurrender
· 12-18 18:50
Haha, even confiscated Bitcoin can become national assets, this logic is brilliant.
The government is also starting to hoard coins, are we still far from global recognition?
210 Bitcoins, if the price goes up later...
The trend of mainstream adoption is unstoppable, even law enforcement agencies have to hodl.
To put it simply, the government has also seen through it—Bitcoin is the best store of value.
Now it's all good, even official institutions are playing, what are retail investors hesitating for?
Confiscating illegal assets has instead become the best dollar-cost averaging strategy, haha.
Global central banks are secretly accumulating, the pattern is unfolding.
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SmartContractDiver
· 12-18 14:45
Haha, confiscating assets and turning them into national assets, the government is also starting to hoard coins.
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OnChainSleuth
· 12-18 14:44
Wow, even confiscated assets are being used to hoard Bitcoin. What does this imply? The government also approves of it.
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ValidatorViking
· 12-18 14:35
210 btc from seized assets? smart move, now let's see if they actually hold through the volatility or panic dump it
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SelfSovereignSteve
· 12-18 14:30
Are there more than 210 Bitcoins among the confiscated assets? The government is starting to hoard coins, this time we really need to take it seriously.
Taiwan's judicial authorities have disclosed an important piece of information: the region's official assets now include 210.45 Bitcoins, all derived from confiscated illegal assets. This move marks another regional government incorporating crypto assets into its national asset portfolio. As more countries and regions recognize Bitcoin's value storage function, similar official holdings are continuously increasing. From El Salvador's pioneering adoption of Bitcoin as legal tender to central banks and governments gradually accumulating Bitcoin reserves, this trend reflects the rising market recognition of digital assets. The public disclosure of Taiwan's official holdings undoubtedly adds a new note to this global trend.