Metaplanet has taken a bold step in its Bitcoin strategy by issuing ¥2 billion ($13.3 million) in zero-interest bonds, a move aimed at expanding its cryptocurrency holdings.
Metaplanet, the Japanese investment firm, has taken a significant step in its Bitcoin strategy by issuing ¥2 billion ($13.3 million) in zero-interest bonds to fund an expansion of its cryptocurrency holdings.
According to a company filing, the debt securities will be distributed through Metaplanet’s EVO FUND, allowing investors to redeem them at full value by September 30, 2025.
The company's CEO, Simon Gerovich, confirmed the firm's aggressive approach, adding that they were "buying the dip" amid a slight downturn in the market.
Bitcoin is currently trading below $81,800, but Metaplanet remains Japan's largest corporate BTC holder, with an estimated $260 million invested in the asset.
Its latest purchase brings its reserves to approximately 3,200 BTC, making it the tenth-largest corporate holder globally, according to BitcoinTreasuries.
The firm has also expanded its leadership team, adding Eric Trump, son of the U.S. president, to its advisory board.
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