MetaPlanet Inc. (TSE: 3350), Japan’s leading Bitcoin-focused investment firm, has bolstered its cryptocurrency treasury once again. The Tokyo-listed company announced the acquisition of 68 additional Bitcoin (BTC) for approximately $6.6 million, reinforcing its aggressive Bitcoin accumulation strategy.
With this latest purchase, MetaPlanet’s total Bitcoin holdings now stand at 2,100 BTC, valued at over $200 million at current market prices. This makes it one of Asia’s most prominent corporate Bitcoin holders, following a trajectory similar to MicroStrategy (NASDAQ: MSTR) in the U.S.
MetaPlanet has been positioning itself as the “MicroStrategy of Japan,” leveraging Bitcoin as a reserve asset to drive corporate growth. The firm initially adopted the Bitcoin Standard in April 2024, which has since led to exponential stock gains and increasing investor interest.
Key developments in MetaPlanet’s Bitcoin accumulation plan include:
MetaPlanet’s Representative Director, Simon Gerovich said:
Since adopting the Bitcoin Standard, MetaPlanet has seen remarkable growth. We are capitalizing on this momentum to solidify our position as Japan’s leading Bitcoin company and one of the world’s top corporate Bitcoin holders.
At the time of writing, Bitcoin (BTC) is trading at $97,250, reflecting a 1% daily increase and a 1.4% gain over the past week.
Meanwhile, MetaPlanet’s stock has been outperforming BTC:
This momentum signals growing investor confidence in MetaPlanet’s Bitcoin-focused strategy, mirroring the success of MicroStrategy, which has seen its stock price soar alongside Bitcoin.
MetaPlanet’s rapid Bitcoin accumulation and strong stock performance make it an attractive investment for Bitcoin bulls. With a growing institutional-like BTC treasury and strategic capital raises, the company is cementing itself as Asia’s premier Bitcoin stock.
For investors seeking exposure to Bitcoin via traditional equity markets, MetaPlanet (TSE: 3350) is emerging as a top pick, following in the footsteps of MicroStrategy.
This post was last modified on Feb 21, 2025, 09:20 GMT 09:20