Metaplanet Beats Tesla, Coinbase To Become 5th Largest Corporate Bitcoin Holder: CEO Says “More Purchases Coming”
Metaplanet has made headlines yet again with the expansion of its Bitcoin treasury. The Japanese company now holds 13,350 Bitcoin – propelling it to the fifth-largest corporate Bitcoin holder globally, beating Tesla, Coinbase and more.
In its latest move, Metaplanet purchased a $108 million purchase of 1005 BTC. The move comes as part of an aggressive acquisition that has seen the company’s holdings balloon from 3,350 BTC to 13,350 in just three months.
Furthermore, Metaplanet – dubbed as Japan’s Strategy – has announced plans to issue ¥30 billion ($207 million) in 0% ordinary bonds to fund further Bitcoin purchases.
Metaplanet CEO Simon Gerovich took to X on 30 June 2025. “Just 3 months ago, we announced live at our shareholder meeting that we hit 3,350 BTC — and now we’ve added 10,000 more to reach 13,350 BTC,” he said.
Metaplanet’s most recent purchase ws executed at an average price of $107,601 per Bitcoin.
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Gerovich also said that Metaplanet is aiming to build a robust Bitcoin treasury at an unprecedent rate. The company’s BTC yield stands at an impressive 129.4% for the quarter and 348.8% year-to-date for 2025.
Metaplanet Raises Half a Billion For Another Round Of Bitcoin Acquisition
On 25 June 2025, Japan’s Metaplanet raised an astonishing $517 million in a single day, earmarked exclusively for the purchase of additional Bitcoin. Metaplanet announced that it had successfully raised ¥74.9 billion (approx $517 million) in equity capital. This single-day raise stands out as the largest Bitcoin-related capital raising effort by a Japanese company.
Early this month, Metaplanet acquired an additional 1,112 Bitcoin. The investment company is Asia’s largest corporate Bitcoin holder.
Metaplanet’s latest round of funds were raised on the first day of the company’s ‘555 Million Plan’ through the issuance of 54 million shares, executed via the exercise of its 20th series of stock acquisition rights.