According to the source, Taiwan’s Financial Supervisory Commission has cleared the Virtual Assets Service Act setting a late 2026 target for a bank-led stablecoin launch under full reserve backing and domestic custody requirements, which is directly relevant for compliant liquidity and onshore custody access for traders (source). According to the source, the currency peg remains undecided between the Taiwan dollar and the U.S. dollar, while the central bank evaluates offshore circulation rules, a factor that will determine cross-border usability and liquidity routing for market participants (source). According to the source, officials are also debating strategic Bitcoin (BTC) reserves and are inventorying seized assets, signaling active policy deliberations around sovereign BTC exposure and asset management that traders should monitor (source).