Currently, Chinese-Taiwanese relations represent a volatile knot, and China may not only impose an embargo on supplies but also attempt a complete maritime blockade of Taiwan, explained Ko Ju-Chun. According to the politician, this will lead to hyperinflation, and the country's economy will collapse immediately, along with its currency.

In this context, Bitcoin could become "digital gold" or "digital silver," which will provide financial stability in the event of an embargo, believes Ko Ju-Chun. The parliamentarian stated that Bitcoin has a fixed supply, decentralization, and resistance to censorship, making it an ideal tool for hedging against economic and political risks.