Metaplanet is aggressively expanding its Bitcoin holdings through an unconventional $5.4 billion capital raise, positioning itself as a leading BTC proxy in Asia.
The Japanese firm plans to issue 555 million shares via market-responsive warrants—priced above market—to fund its expansion without diluting shareholders.
On June 2, the company added 1,088 BTC to its reserves, bringing its total to 8,888 BTC. This follows a ¥50 billion bond sale in May, reflecting a rapid shift in focus toward Bitcoin accumulation. All purchases have been financed through structured debt and equity, not direct share dilution.
Metaplanet tracks performance through a custom metric called “BTC yield,” which has climbed over 225% year-to-date. The firm now targets 30,000 BTC by end-2025 and aims to hold 210,000 BTC—1% of total supply—by 2027.
With Japan’s crypto regulations limiting direct access to Bitcoin, Metaplanet offers a stock market alternative. Its unique model blends equity finance with BTC exposure, making it one of the most traded and fastest-growing stocks in the country.
By using the traditional financial system to build a crypto-native balance sheet, Metaplanet is creating a new hybrid model—one that allows both retail and institutional investors to gain indirect Bitcoin exposure while sidestepping the regulatory red tape typically associated with crypto in Japan.
SpaceX has moved 1,308 BTC—worth roughly $150 million—to a new wallet address, marking its first on-chain activity in more than three years.
According to a new chart shared by Bitcoin Magazine Pro, the current Bitcoin market cycle may be entering its final stretch—with fewer than 100 days remaining before a potential market top.
Bitcoin (BTC) is once again hovering near its all-time high today as trading volumes have jumped by 13% in the past 24 hours upon breaking the $119,000 barrier, favoring a bullish Bitcoin price prediction. The top crypto has booked gains of 16% in the past 30 days and reached a new record at $123,091 earlier […]
Bitcoin is consolidating around $119,000 after last week’s all-time high above $123,000.