Metaplanet Buys 780 More BTC, Becomes Top Non-US Bitcoin Treasury With $2B in Holdings

Metaplanet Buys 780 BTC, Reaches Over $2B in Bitcoin Holdings
Japanese investment firm Metaplanet has purchased another 780 Bitcoin to a total of 17,132 BTC a stash now valued at over $2 billion. The purchase was disclosed Monday, making Metaplanet the largest non-US corporate Bitcoin investor.
The firm spent an average of ¥17.5 million ($118,145) per coin on the new BTC, buying a total of about $92 million worth. Its overall average acquisition price for all holdings is now $99,640 per Bitcoin.
Top Non-US Bitcoin Treasury
With this move, Metaplanet remains the only non-US entity in the global top 10 Bitcoin treasuries, according to BitcoinTreasuries.NET. It becomes the seventh of all time, ranking behind Truth Social’s parent company with 18,430 BTC but in front of Galaxy Digital’s 12,830 BTC.
Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) alone possesses far more by a vast amount, with 607,770 BTC valued in excess of $72 billion.
Strategic Bitcoin Accumulation
Metaplanet’s Bitcoin plan is just one aspect of a broader strategy. The company has indicated using its war chests to acquire cash-generating assets, including a potential Japanese digital bank.
CEO Simon Gerovich told Forbes Japan that the company is developing a “Japan-native model” for Bitcoin adoption, which is compatible with local regulations and tax regimes.
Metaplanet Stock Surges
Investors have greeted Metaplanet’s Bitcoin emphasis warmly. Its share price is up 517% year to year and has risen 246% in 2025 alone, trading at $8.36.
“In one year, we were the nation’s best-performing stock,” Gerovich said, pointing to record turnover and a ¥1 trillion market cap.
Conclusion
Metaplanet’s newest acquisition further solidifies its status as a crypto-forward company, not only in Strategy’s footsteps but forging its own path well-suited to Japan. With well over $2 billion in Bitcoin, its presence on the corporate crypto scene continues to grow.
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Metaplanet Buys 780 More BTC, Becomes Top Non-US Bitcoin Treasury With $2B in Holdings

Metaplanet Buys 780 BTC, Reaches Over $2B in Bitcoin Holdings
Japanese investment firm Metaplanet has purchased another 780 Bitcoin to a total of 17,132 BTC a stash now valued at over $2 billion. The purchase was disclosed Monday, making Metaplanet the largest non-US corporate Bitcoin investor.
The firm spent an average of ¥17.5 million ($118,145) per coin on the new BTC, buying a total of about $92 million worth. Its overall average acquisition price for all holdings is now $99,640 per Bitcoin.
Top Non-US Bitcoin Treasury
With this move, Metaplanet remains the only non-US entity in the global top 10 Bitcoin treasuries, according to BitcoinTreasuries.NET. It becomes the seventh of all time, ranking behind Truth Social’s parent company with 18,430 BTC but in front of Galaxy Digital’s 12,830 BTC.
Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) alone possesses far more by a vast amount, with 607,770 BTC valued in excess of $72 billion.
Strategic Bitcoin Accumulation
Metaplanet’s Bitcoin plan is just one aspect of a broader strategy. The company has indicated using its war chests to acquire cash-generating assets, including a potential Japanese digital bank.
CEO Simon Gerovich told Forbes Japan that the company is developing a “Japan-native model” for Bitcoin adoption, which is compatible with local regulations and tax regimes.
Metaplanet Stock Surges
Investors have greeted Metaplanet’s Bitcoin emphasis warmly. Its share price is up 517% year to year and has risen 246% in 2025 alone, trading at $8.36.
“In one year, we were the nation’s best-performing stock,” Gerovich said, pointing to record turnover and a ¥1 trillion market cap.
Conclusion
Metaplanet’s newest acquisition further solidifies its status as a crypto-forward company, not only in Strategy’s footsteps but forging its own path well-suited to Japan. With well over $2 billion in Bitcoin, its presence on the corporate crypto scene continues to grow.
Read More
