Taiwan plans stablecoin launch in 2026 as crypto legislation progresses

Taiwan is set to introduce its stablecoin in the latter half of 2026, depending on the passage of the Virtual Assets Service Act. The Financial Supervisory Commission emphasizes stringent Anti-Money Laundering measures and will oversee the issuance, starting with regulated entities.

Taiwan’s government is exploring the idea of adding Bitcoin to its national reserves, following assessments of confiscated BTC. A proposal from lawmaker Ju-Chun suggests it as a strategy against economic uncertainty, diversifying the reserve that currently lacks cryptocurrencies.

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