At Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan on April 29, a policy discussion that might have once seemed fringe was given formal institutional visibility when Legislator Dr. Ko Ju-Chun presented a report advocating for the inclusion of Bitcoin in Taiwan’s national reserve strategy. The session took place during a formal interpellation and included direct engagement with Premier Cho Jung-tai and the governor of the Central Bank of the Republic of China (Taiwan), Yang Chin-long. The report, produced by the Bitcoin Policy Institute, was not simply tabled as an academic exercise but actively introduced into executive-level consideration, which is part of what made the moment feel unusually weighty in tone.

OpenAssets, a full-stack digital asset infrastructure provider, has selected Chainlink as its oracle platform of record to support the issuance and distribution of institutional tokenized assets across onchain finance. The partnership joins two operators with established institutional footprints: OpenAssets counts ICE, Tether, Fanatics, Mysten Labs, and KraneShares among its network participants, while Chainlink has been integrated by Swift, Euroclear, and Mastercard.

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