A Taiwanese lawmaker said there is a "100% possibility" that Taiwan will establish a strategic bitcoin reserve. The legislator argued bitcoin differs from gold in its digital transfer and verification features, adding that "the world has changed" as nations race to build bitcoin positions for national security reasons, with some moving ahead of the United States.
A Taiwanese lawmaker said there is a "100% possibility" Taiwan will establish a strategic bitcoin reserve, according to a post shared by The Bitcoin Historian (@pete_rizzo_).
The legislator argued bitcoin is different from gold because of its digital transfer and verification capabilities. "The world has changed," the lawmaker said, noting that countries are racing to build bitcoin reserves for national security reasons — with some moving before the United States.
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