- Metaplanet reached 5,000 BTC after a $13.6M purchase, putting it halfway to its 2025 goal of 10,000 BTC.
- The company has spent $428 million in total, with an average price of $85,621 per Bitcoin across all its purchases.
- Metaplanet is funding acquisitions through zero-interest bonds and aims to lead among corporate Bitcoin holders.
Metaplanet, a Tokyo-based investment firm, has expanded its Bitcoin holdings to 5,000 BTC after purchasing an additional 145 BTC. The company disclosed the acquisition on X, confirming the buy was made for approximately 1.926 billion yen, or $13.6 million.
Each Bitcoin in the latest acquisition was purchased at an average price of $93,327. This new buy pushes Metaplanet’s total investment in Bitcoin to around $428 million. The company has maintained a consistent buying trend throughout the year, aligned with its BTC-first business approach.
5,000 BTC Puts Company at 50 Percent of Target
With this milestone, Metaplanet has reached the halfway mark toward its stated goal of acquiring 10,000 BTC by the end of 2025. CEO Simon Gerovich confirmed that the current holdings mark 50 percent progress and reaffirmed the firm’s long-term vision to become a leading corporate Bitcoin holder.
According to company figures, Metaplanet’s Bitcoin holdings have generated a yield of 121.1 percent year-to-date in 2025. This performance is based on the average acquisition price of $85,621 per Bitcoin across all purchases. The strategy mirrors similar moves made by US-based MicroStrategy, which recently reported holding over 538,000 BTC.
Funding Strategy Includes Zero-Interest Bonds
To support its aggressive Bitcoin acquisition strategy, Metaplanet has adopted innovative financing methods. This includes issuing zero-interest bonds dedicated to Bitcoin purchases. The company has also appointed Eric Trump to its Strategic Board of Advisors to strengthen its Bitcoin initiatives.
Despite the sizeable acquisition, Bitcoin prices have remained steady above the $90,000 mark. Market reactions appear subdued, with no immediate changes linked to Metaplanet’s announcement. The firm’s consistent accumulation, however, signals continued institutional interest in Bitcoin assets.
