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Metaplanet Doubles Down on Bitcoin by Issuing ¥2 Billion of Zero-Interest Bonds

Apr 01, 2025 at 09:32 am

Japanese public company Metaplanet has taken another big step in its Bitcoin strategy by issuing ¥2000000000 worth of zero-interest bonds. The money will be used to buy more Bitcoin, this is nothing new for Metaplanet—they have done the same things before

Metaplanet Doubles Down on Bitcoin by Issuing ¥2 Billion of Zero-Interest Bonds

Japanese public company Metaplanet is continuing its Bitcoin strategy by issuing ¥2 billion ($13.3 million) worth of zero-interest bonds, the company announced on Thursday.

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The company will use the money raised to buy more Bitcoin. This is not the first time Metaplanet is applying this strategy, having previously used other funds to cash in ¥2 billion worth of bonds earlier this March 2025.

Currently, Metaplanet holds 3,350 BTC, valued at about ¥44.5 billion ($296 million). This compares to the ¥3.75 billion ($24.9 million) in bonds that the company owes. This signals that Metaplanet is betting big on Bitcoin to increase in value.

Moreover, by not paying interest on the new bonds, Metaplanet is hoping that the cryptocurrency will rise sufficiently to offset the cost. This move suggests that Metaplanet considers Bitcoin a part of its future plans, not just a side investment.

The company’s report confirms that each tranche of ¥2 billion will be used directly to buy more Bitcoin, with no plans to invest in other assets. This focus confirms that Metaplanet has greater confidence in Bitcoin than anything else at the moment.

However, this strategy is not without risk. Bitcoin prices can fluctuate wildly, and if it falls, Metaplanet could face financial difficulties.

Still, the majority of investors may see this as a positive move, especially since more companies worldwide are now starting to keep Bitcoin like gold or cash reserves. Additionally, Metaplanet’s openness about keeping 3,350 BTC gains the trust of those investors who prefer transparent corporate plans.

"The company's willingness to bet on Bitcoin despite the risks speaks volumes about their faith in the cryptocurrency's future," said one investor in a statement to CC.

"This move could also encourage other Japanese companies to explore similar avenues for raising capital and managing currency risk," another investor added.

Japan has been grappling with economic problems such as a weakening yen and deflation, rendering traditional money unstable. For Metaplanet, Bitcoin serves as the perfect insurance. It’s a digital money asset that is not subject to government policy or economic instability.

This is something that individuals like crypto commentators are hopeful for, expecting it to encourage other Japanese companies to do the same.

"It's a smart move by Metaplanet to use the funds to buy more Bitcoin, as it will help them to hedge against inflation and currency risk," said one crypto commentator.

"I'm sure that other Japanese companies will be watching this development closely, and it could pave the way for a new era of corporate finance in Japan."

Those interested can learn more about Metaplanet’s latest bond issue on its official website.

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