WiseLink, a publicly listed company in China Taiwan, has made history by becoming the first firm in the region to adopt a Bitcoin treasury strategy. This milestone follows a $10 million funding initiative aimed at acquiring Bitcoin. The move, executed through a three-year convertible note agreement with Top Win International, a China Taiwan-based luxury watch retailer, marks a significant shift in corporate capital management practices within the jurisdiction [1].
The initiative was formalized under a broader “Bitcoin + Cross-Border Finance” partnership between the two companies. According to Jason Fang, founder and managing partner at Sora Ventures, the strategic move signals a transformative phase in corporate finance where public companies increasingly invest in digital assets to drive value creation [5]. The capital raised also includes contributions from Chad Koehn of United Capital Management and three other investors, with the majority set to be allocated toward Bitcoin purchases [1]. Top Win International clarified that it will not operate as an investment company but plans to selectively invest in listed entities with similar treasury strategies, provided regulatory conditions are met [1].
WiseLink’s adoption of a Bitcoin treasury strategy reflects a broader trend across Asia, where companies are integrating digital assets into their corporate reserves. Notable examples include Japan’s Metaplanet, which has accumulated 18,113 BTC and plans to reach 210,000 BTC by 2027, and South Korea’s K Wave Media, which has secured institutional backing for its Bitcoin treasury ambitions [1]. This trend is part of a larger global shift, previously led by firms in the U.S., where Bitcoin is increasingly viewed as a strategic asset class alongside traditional investments [5].
Analysts suggest that corporate adoption of Bitcoin treasuries is gaining momentum, with institutional investors and companies leveraging algorithmic “drip” purchasing strategies to accumulate BTC discreetly. Swan, a Bitcoin-only financial firm, outlined a four-stage trajectory for this trend, beginning with quiet corporate accumulation and progressing toward large-scale sovereign and institutional bids [1]. Influencer “American HODL” has even drawn parallels between this trend and the 1999 dot-com boom, predicting a potential treasury-driven bubble [1].
WiseLink’s initiative has sparked interest in financial media, with reports from AInvest and FXLeaders emphasizing the significance of the move in a rapidly evolving market [1] [2]. While the firm has not disclosed further details on its investment strategy beyond the initial structure and capital allocation, the action is seen as a bold step toward institutional adoption of cryptocurrencies in China Taiwan [5].
As Bitcoin continues to trade above $117,500, the strategic implications of corporate treasury allocations are becoming more pronounced. The convergence of traditional and digital asset markets is accelerating, with more companies expected to explore Bitcoin as a means of diversifying reserves and capturing long-term value [3].
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)
