The Tokyo-listed company added more than 5,200 BTC in its latest move, worth around $615 million, bringing its total holdings to over 30,800 BTC valued at roughly $3.3 billion.
The acquisition places Metaplanet ahead of rivals such as Bullish and Bitcoin Standard Treasury Company, making it the fourth-largest corporate holder of Bitcoin worldwide. Only a handful of firms now control larger reserves, with Michael Saylor’s Strategy still far ahead at over 640,000 BTC.
Metaplanet’s strategy is clear: it wants to become Asia’s dominant Bitcoin treasury, with executives outlining an ambitious target of capturing 1% of the global BTC market by 2027. Financing through preferred shares, rather than diluting common stock, is one of the tools it plans to rely on to keep buying.
Alongside accumulation, the company has also seen rapid growth from its Bitcoin-driven revenue division. Q3 income surged to $16.7 million, more than doubling from the previous quarter, prompting the firm to sharply raise its full‑year forecasts. To strengthen its global presence, Metaplanet has set up new subsidiaries in both Japan and the United States, supported by a $1.4 billion fundraising effort.
The Bigger Picture for Crypto
This rapid rise shows how aggressively corporations outside the U.S. are moving into Bitcoin as a treasury strategy. By locking up tens of thousands of coins, Metaplanet contributes to the growing narrative of supply scarcity, which many analysts believe could push BTC higher over the long term.
For the broader crypto space, it’s another sign that institutional adoption isn’t slowing down. If Asian firms begin following Metaplanet’s lead, Bitcoin’s status as a reserve‑style asset could strengthen even further, reshaping corporate finance far beyond Japan.
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