Metaplanet reaches 2025 target of 10,000 Bitcoins
Metaplanet surpasses 10,000 BTC, targets 1% of Bitcoin supply by 2027
Tokyo-listed Metaplanet has officially crossed the 10,000 BTC threshold, reaching a significant milestone well ahead of its year-end 2025 target.
On June 16, the company disclosed the acquisition of 1,112 additional BTC at an average cost of 15.18 million yen (≈$105,000) per coin, bringing its total Bitcoin holdings to exactly 10,000 BTC, reports Crypto News.
The purchase, valued at 16.88 billion yen (~$110 million), reinforces Metaplanet’s position as Asia’s largest corporate Bitcoin holder and the eighth largest globally.
Financing strategy supports long-term Bitcoin accumulation
To fund this latest acquisition, Metaplanet issued a $210 million zero-interest bond to the EVO Fund, also announced on June 16. The bonds mature in December 2025, though early redemption is allowed. Notably, the entire proceeds are earmarked for Bitcoin purchases, highlighting the company’s singular focus on crypto asset accumulation. While the firm anticipates limited impact on 2025 earnings, it pledged to update investors on any material changes.
Ambitious new targets: 100,000 BTC by 2026, 210,000 BTC by 2027
Originally set to reach 21,000 BTC by 2026 under its “21 Million Plan,” Metaplanet dramatically revised its goal this June, now aiming for 100,000 BTC by 2026 and 210,000 BTC by 2027 — equivalent to 1% of Bitcoin’s total supply.
Alongside capital raises, the firm tracks a unique internal performance metric called BTC Yield, reflecting the amount of Bitcoin held per fully diluted share. As of June 16, BTC Yield stood at 87.2%, following a 309.8% surge in Q4 2024. Backed by aggressive equity and bond financing, Metaplanet is increasingly positioning itself as Asia’s MicroStrategy — a major institutional force in Bitcoin’s evolving corporate landscape.
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