Bitcoin News Today: Wiselink Invests $10M in Bitcoin Treasury Strategy in China Taiwan

WiseLink, a publicly listed fintech company in China Taiwan, has become the first firm in the region to implement a Bitcoin treasury strategy through a $10 million investment in Top Win International [1]. The investment, structured as a three-year convertible note, is intended to be used for the purchase of Bitcoin [1]. This initiative is part of a broader “Bitcoin + Cross-Border Finance” collaboration involving additional investors such as Chad Koehn of United Capital Management [1]. Top Win International has clarified that it will not function as an investment firm but may selectively invest in other companies with similar strategies, pending regulatory approval [1].

WiseLink’s CEO, Tsai Kun Huang, has stated that global economic conditions—including monetary easing—were key factors in the decision to adopt Bitcoin as part of the company’s financial strategy [1]. The move is seen as a potential catalyst for other corporations in China Taiwan to explore Bitcoin as a reserve asset, mirroring recent trends in Japan and South Korea, where companies have begun accumulating large quantities of Bitcoin [1]. For example, Japan’s Metaplanet has already acquired 18,113 BTC and aims to reach 210,000 BTC by 2027, while South Korea’s K Wave Media has received institutional backing for its own Bitcoin treasury strategy [1].

Analysts suggest that as more corporations adopt Bitcoin treasury strategies, the market could experience a “treasury-driven bubble” similar to the 1999 dot-com boom, as institutional investors employ algorithmic strategies to accumulate Bitcoin discreetly [1]. Swan, a Bitcoin-only financial firm, has outlined a four-stage evolution of this trend, starting with corporate accumulation and progressing toward large-scale institutional and sovereign investment [1]. Meanwhile, Bitcoin continues to trade above $117,500, further reinforcing its growing role in corporate and institutional portfolios [3].

WiseLink’s initiative has drawn attention from financial media, with reports from AInvest and FXLeaders highlighting its significance in an evolving market [1][2]. While no further details on the investment strategy have been disclosed, the firm’s bold approach is considered a step forward for institutional adoption of cryptocurrencies in China Taiwan [5]. The move also underscores the need for updated regulatory frameworks to accommodate the inclusion of digital assets in corporate finance [1].

Sources:

[1] AInvest (https://www.ainvest.com/news/taiwan-listed-wiselink-invests-bitcoin-treasury-leads-10m-raise-hong-kong-based-luxury-watch-retailer-top-win-international-2508/)

[2] FXLeaders (https://www.fxleaders.com/news/2025/08/16/bitcoin-price-prediction-btc-holds-117-5k-support-as-asia-and-us-fuel-market-shifts/)

[3] The Daily Star (https://dailystar.com.lb/taiwans-bitcoin-firm-raises-10m-buy-btc/)

[5] Coinlive (https://www.coinlive.com/en/news-flash/872970)