Bernstein analysts project that public companies worldwide could allocate up to $205 billion to Bitcoin treasuries between 2025 and 2029, with some estimates suggesting corporate treasury inflows could reach $330 billion by 2029. This forecast reflects growing corporate interest in Bitcoin as a strategic asset. Separately, a $1.7 trillion Morgan Stanley report states that Bitcoin has a sufficient market capitalization to be considered a U.S. government reserve asset, suggesting a potential allocation of $370 billion. In related developments, a Taiwanese congressman, Ju-Chun Ko, has urged the national central bank to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve, noting Taiwan's $580 billion in reserves. These developments underscore a growing institutional and governmental recognition of Bitcoin's role in financial reserves and strategy.