- Metaplanet bought 780 more Bitcoin for $92.5 million, pushing total holdings past 17,000 BTC.
- Firm’s Bitcoin yield hit 449.7% this year as a bulk buying strategy shows returns.
Japanese investment firm Metaplanet has made another large addition to its Bitcoin portfolio, acquiring 780 BTC at a total cost of $92.5 million. The purchase, completed at an average rate of $118,622 per Bitcoin, lifted the company’s overall holdings to 17,132 BTC. This total is now valued at approximately $1.73 billion.
Metaplanet’s average purchase price for Bitcoin is $101,030 per coin. With Bitcoin currently trading near $119,519, the company is sitting on considerable gains. Simon Gerovich, CEO of Metaplanet, confirmed the development through an X post, saying that the firm’s Bitcoin yield for the year had reached 449.7% as of July 28, 2025.
Metaplanet Targets 1% of Global Bitcoin — 210,000 BTC by 2027
Metaplanet’s entry into Bitcoin accumulation began in April 2024. The firm has publicly declared its ambition to hold over 210,000 BTC by the end of 2027, aiming to secure control of 1% of the global Bitcoin supply.
In the past three months, Metaplanet has increased its Bitcoin reserves by over 13,000 BTC. The company funded this expansion using rounds of share issuances and bond redemptions. On July 4 and July 14, the firm redeemed a combined $86.7 million from its 19th bond series, using capital sourced from exercised stock acquisition rights.
Such rights have led to significant share dilution. From June 30 through July 28, tens of millions of new shares were created by means of its 20th, 21st, and 22nd stock programs. The number of fully diluted shares now approaches 866 million.
Institutional Growth Fuels Rankings Shakeup
Metaplanet has reached the seventh spot among public companies holding Bitcoin. Its recent purchases allowed it to briefly pass firms like Tesla, CleanSpark, and Galaxy Digital, holding fifth place for a short time before being overtaken. Meanwhile, Bitcoin Standard Treasury Company and Trump Media have both added large amounts of BTC, now sitting in fourth and sixth place, respectively.
Michael Saylor’s firm remains the largest holder, with 607,770 BTC valued at $71.8 billion. While Metaplanet’s holdings remain much smaller, its recent pace of buying has put pressure on more established names in the space.

Quantum Solutions, which focuses on AI, has announced a plan to buy 3,000 BTC over the next year, starting with a $10 million allocation. The purchase will be handled by its Hong Kong-based subsidiary, GPT Pals Studio Limited. CEO Francis Zhou said the debt-free company is shaping its capital base entirely around Bitcoin.

