5,419 BTC acquisition pushes Metaplanet stake to $2.71 billion in portfolio value

Japanese Bitcoin Treasury company Metaplanet deepened its cryptocurrency bet with its biggest purchases after its biggest purchases increased by 5,419 BTC to approximately $632.5 million, with an average price of $116,724.

CEO Simon Gerovich said the move increased the company’s total holdings to 25,555 BTC, with the company’s shares totaling approximately $2.71 billion, with an average cost of $106,065 per BTC.

Metaplanet’s Bitcoin hoard expansion

Metaplanet’s aggressive accumulation strategy provides up to 395.1% BTC yields in 2025. With this purchase, Tokyo-listed companies are now the fifth largest public company BTC holder, surpassing Ollish’s perception, beyond Marathon Digital, XXI’s Marathon Digital, XXI and BITCOIR COMPLIES, only by Marathon Digital Concour compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir compoir.

Metaplanet has exacerbated its Bitcoin acquisition strategy after increasing its year-end target from 10,000 to 30,000 BTC. To support this goal, the company raised $837 million through international shares, with much of the funds allocated for purchases scheduled for September and October.

Building on this momentum, the company disclosed plans to generate $1.4 billion by issuing 385 million new shares, which is exclusively dedicated to additional BTC acquisitions.

Last week, the company also announced the launch of Metaplanet Revenue Company, a US subsidiary based in Miami with initial capital of $15 million. The subsidiary aims to focus on the generation of Bitcoin revenue and derivatives trading, thus creating a significant separation from Metaplanet’s Core BTC Holdings. CEOs Gerovich, Dylan Leclair and Darren Winia will share leadership responsibilities.

The company said this organizational structure will allow revenue-generating activities to operate effectively while having the least impact on consolidated financial statements for the fiscal year ended December 31.

Weathered Bitcoin Turbulence

The latest announcement comes as Bitcoin’s rattled market enters its last week of September, retreating to $112,000. The sharp callback triggered over $1 billion in long-distance liquidation of cryptocurrencies, the largest liquidation event in 2025 to date.

Meanwhile, Metaplanet’s stock fell 3.12% to $3.98 at a Japanese meeting on Monday, according to Yahoo Finance data. The stock showed significant intraday fluctuations. Despite this, it continues to last nearly 70%.