Metaplanet, a Tokyo-listed company, recently acquired 780 BTC for $92.5 million, significantly increasing its total holdings to 17,132 BTC, valued now at approximately $2 billion.
This acquisition highlights Metaplanet’s ongoing commitment to bitcoin as a reserve asset and positions it as the seventh largest corporate bitcoin holder globally, impacting its stock value.
Metaplanet Invests $92.5M in Bitcoin Expansion
Metaplanet has invested $92.5 million to acquire 780 BTC on July 28, 2025. This move increases the company’s Bitcoin holdings to 17,132 BTC, totaling approximately $2 billion. The company targets accumulating over 210,000 BTC by 2027.
Simon Gerovich, CEO of Metaplanet, confirmed this acquisition in a statement on his X (Twitter) account, noting: “The recent acquisition aligns with our strategy to position bitcoin as a core reserve asset for our corporate treasury.”
Metaplanet Becomes 7th Largest Public Bitcoin Holder
The acquisition positions Metaplanet as the 7th largest public Bitcoin holder globally. The company’s stock price increased by 5.6% post-announcement, reflecting the market’s positive reception and increased investor interest.
Metaplanet’s strategy aligns with a broader corporate trend of adopting Bitcoin as a reserve asset. The potential regulatory implications remain minimal, with no significant interventions reported from government agencies. The development echoes patterns seen in other major Bitcoin acquisitions.
Analysts Compare Metaplanet to MicroStrategy
Metaplanet’s Bitcoin acquisition strategy can be compared to MicroStrategy’s well-documented Bitcoin purchases. These strategies have historically increased market confidence and stock valuations in similar circumstances.
According to analysts, continued corporate investments in Bitcoin could enhance its role as a financial reserve. The current trend suggests increasing institutional adoption, reinforcing Bitcoin’s standing within global financial markets.
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