CEO of Sora Ventures becomes the largest shareholder of AsiaStrategy

AsiaStrategy announced that the CEO of Sora Ventures, Jason Fang, is now the largest shareholder following the restructuring of the main shareholder Pride River Limited. According to the agreement signed on November 7, the ownership structure of Pride River will change from 70% owned by Mr. Ngai Kwan and 30% owned by Sora Vision Limited to 49% Mr. Ngai, 30% Sora Vision Limited, and 21% Sora Ventures II Master Fund. Since Sora Vision Limited and Sora Ventures II Master Fund are linked with Fang, he becomes the shareholder with the largest effective interest in AsiaStrategy.

The company emphasizes that this change does not affect management, operations, or strategy. At the same time, AsiaStrategy has started issuing Bitcoin gift cards for VIP customers in the luxury watch sector, aiming to connect retail business with Bitcoin initiatives.

Previously, AsiaStrategy ( SORA code on Nasdaq ) shifted from distributing watches to becoming a listed company specializing in treasury and Bitcoin investment strategies in Asia. The company is maintaining a Bitcoin accumulation model through retail operations while deploying strategic investments in regional Bitcoin companies such as Metaplanet and Moon Inc.

AsiaStrategy uses Anchorage Digital as its custody and payment partner, starting with 30 BTC and planning to gradually expand. Additional funding tools, including convertible bonds and cross-border alliances, are also utilized to increase financial flexibility.

The company emphasizes the integration of American infrastructure and Asian distribution networks, where luxury watch business acts as a bridge between retail customers and treasury strategy. The issuance of Bitcoin gift cards for VIP clients is a typical example of this model.

The ownership change will officially be completed after the agreement on November 7 is executed. AsiaStrategy confirms that the management team and strategic direction will remain unchanged.