Metaplanet's shares closed at 2,295 yen on Tuesday, with daily trading turnover reaching 21.9 billion yen ($141.7 million), according to Futu data. The stock is up 1,334% year to date, outperforming the Nikkei 225 index, which is up 0.5% on the same day.
“Metaplanet ranked 29th out of 4,000 listed companies in Japan by transaction value, beating much larger market rivals such as Itochu and NTT,” Metaplanet CEO Simon Gerovich wrote in a post on X (formerly Twitter).
The company reported a $BTC return of 186.9% between October 1 and November 19, highlighting the profitability of its aggressive Bitcoin accumulation strategy.
On Monday, Metaplanet announced that it had issued a one-year bond worth ¥1.75 billion ($11.3 million), with the funds earmarked for further Bitcoin purchases.
The bond is dated November 17, 2025, underscoring Metaplanet’s commitment to long-term Bitcoin investments.
Metaplanet’s bold moves are in line with the growing institutional interest in Bitcoin, while US-based MicroStrategy remains the largest public institutional holder of Bitcoin with 331,200 $BTC.
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