Metaplanet
Metaplanet, a Japan-listed firm focused on Bitcoin, has purchased 4,279 BTC to start 2026, reinforcing ongoing corporate accumulation trends in the market. The move underscores continued institutional interest from Japan and could tighten available supply on exchanges.
Metaplanet purchased 4,279 BTC on Dec. 30, 2025, raising its treasury to 35,102 BTC. The firm's bitcoin-based income operations generated roughly $55 million in revenue for fiscal 2024.
Norges Bank Investment Management voted unanimously for all five management proposals at Bitcoin-treasury firm Metaplanet, and the stock rose 1.51% amid a modest BTC rebound. The $2 trillion sovereign fund’s backing is a notable institutional signal for crypto-related corporate governance.
Metaplanet's president has publicly defended the firm's governance framework and confirmed shareholder support as it shifts its treasury business toward Bitcoin holdings. The company says oversight and compliance measures will remain central during the transition.
October data shows Strategy's share of corporate Bitcoin holdings falling from 75% to 60% as new entrants like Metaplanet and Coinbase add thousands of BTC. Firms are also broadening exposure to Ethereum and Solana to capture staking yields and diversification.
Metaplanet has acquired over 5,400 Bitcoin for $632 million, increasing its holdings to 25,555 BTC valued at $2.7 billion. With strategic targets set for 30,000 BTC by the end of 2025 and 100,000 BTC by 2026, Metaplanet reinforces the trend of corporate institutional adoption of Bitcoin.
Metaplanet has secured its position as the fifth-largest corporate Bitcoin holder by investing $108 million. On the same day, the Japanese company issued 0% interest bonds aimed at funding further Bitcoin acquisitions, showcasing strong corporate confidence in cryptocurrency.
Japanese hotel developer Metaplanet is aiming to own 210,000 BTC by 2027, reflecting a bold shift toward bitcoin-centered treasury management and making it one of the world's largest corporate holders of bitcoin.