- Metaplanet’s total Bitcoin holdings now stand at 16,352 BTC, valued at approximately $1.64 billion as of July 14, 2025.
- The firm has recorded a 435.9% year-to-date BTC yield in 2025, with a recent weekly acquisition of 3,002 Bitcoins.
- Bitcoin has reached a new high of $121,209, pushing its market cap to $2.4 trillion and surpassing Amazon and Alphabet in value.
Tokyo-listed investment company Metaplanet has announced a fresh acquisition of 797 Bitcoins, valued at approximately $93.6 million. This purchase occurred as Bitcoin touched a new record high of $121,209. The company disclosed the average price for this latest batch at $117,451 per BTC. With this addition, Metaplanet’s total Bitcoin holdings have now reached 16,352 BTC as of July 14.
The company’s entire Bitcoin portfolio is currently worth around $1.64 billion. Its average acquisition cost across all holdings stands at $100,191 per coin. Over the past month, Metaplanet has acquired 7,464 BTC, and within the past week alone, it added 3,002 BTC. According to the company’s latest disclosure, the year-to-date Bitcoin yield has reached 435.9% for 2025.
Bitcoin Price Extends Weekly Gains to Over 10%
Bitcoin continues its upward momentum, now priced above $121,000 and pushing its market capitalization to $2.4 trillion. The asset has now surpassed major corporations, including Amazon and Alphabet, in total valuation. Trading volumes have increased significantly, with daily turnover exceeding $60 billion. Open interest in Bitcoin futures has also grown by 4%, now standing at $86.1 billion. Coinglass data shows that short liquidations have reached $281 million over the past 24 hours.
Despite Metaplanet’s aggressive Bitcoin accumulation, the company’s stock price remained relatively unchanged in early Monday trading in Japan. Benchmark analysts, however, have assigned a target price of 2,400 JPY, suggesting a potential 50% upside from its current value of 1,596 JPY. Following the new purchase, Metaplanet’s modified net asset value (mNAV) has dropped to 3.78, indicating improved stock valuation relative to its Bitcoin reserves.
Institutional Interest in Bitcoin Accelerates
The broader institutional demand for Bitcoin remains strong. In the previous week, spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $2.7 billion in net inflows. Meanwhile, MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor indicated continued interest in BTC accumulation after a short pause, reflecting the intensifying competition among institutions to secure a larger share of the Bitcoin market.