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Metaplanet Spends a Hefty Sum of $53.7 Million on 463 New Bitcoins in Recent Purchase

Metaplanet bought 463 Bitcoins at a total cost of $53.7 million, which equates to approximately $115,895 per Bitcoin.

Cryptocurrency Firm Metaplanet Shells Out $53.7 Million for 463 Bitcoins in Recent Purchase
Cryptocurrency Firm Metaplanet Shells Out $53.7 Million for 463 Bitcoins in Recent Purchase

Metaplanet Spends a Hefty Sum of $53.7 Million on 463 New Bitcoins in Recent Purchase

Metaplanet, a leading institutional Bitcoin investor, has set its sights on becoming the world's largest corporate Bitcoin holder by amassing 210,000 BTC by the end of 2027, representing approximately 1% of the total Bitcoin supply [1][2][5]. As of early August 2025, the company holds approximately 17,595 BTC, valued at around $1.78 billion [2][5].

To fund these ambitious Bitcoin acquisitions without diluting common shareholders, Metaplanet plans to raise a substantial $3.7 billion via the issuance of perpetual preferred equity shares with an annual dividend of up to 6% [1][2][3][5]. This strategic financial move provides the company with the necessary capital to continue buying Bitcoin, especially during market dips, without resorting to debt.

Beyond accumulating Bitcoin, Metaplanet intends to use its substantial reserves as collateral for acquiring fintech companies or even a licensed digital bank. This broader ambition reflects the company's vision of building a Bitcoin-based financial ecosystem [1].

Despite recent market twists and turns, investor sentiment remains relatively bullish, especially among the bullish circles. Encouraging indicators across various sectors sustain a modest optimistic view, even with some hesitation [4]. Year-to-date, Metaplanet has posted a 459.2% return on its Bitcoin investments [6].

Last week, Metaplanet acquired 780 Bitcoin for $92.5 million, with an average price per Bitcoin of $115,895 [3]. The company's recent $53.7 million purchase of 463 BTC marks a significant expansion of its cryptocurrency investments [2].

The digital asset space is currently showing a positive trend, with the price of Bitcoin recovering by 1% to $114,594 following weak U.S. employment data that showed only 73,000 jobs were added instead of the expected 190,000 [7]. Institutional investors view the Bitcoin dip as a buying opportunity [8].

In contrast, shares of Metaplanet Inc. witnessed a decline by 6% during pre-market trade, possibly due to caution from investors about the company's aggressive approach or the announcement of its planned $3.7 billion raising effort [9].

Traders are pricing in an 89.1% chance that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates by 0.25% in September. This potential rate cut could reduce returns on other forms of investing and make Bitcoin a more suitable investment [10].

Metaplanet's strategic plan positions it as a leading institutional Bitcoin investor focused on long-term accumulation and expanding Bitcoin's role in financial services [1][2][3][5]. The company's ambition is to compete with Strategy and potentially hold top-tier Bitcoin holdings.

[1] Metaplanet Aims to Become World's Largest Corporate Bitcoin Holder. (2025, August 3). Retrieved from https://www.metaplanet.com/news/metaplanet-aims-to-become-worlds-largest-corporate-bitcoin-holder

[2] Metaplanet Raises $3.7 Billion to Accumulate Bitcoin. (2025, August 3). Retrieved from https://www.metaplanet.com/news/metaplanet-raises-3-7-billion-to-accumulate-bitcoin

[3] Metaplanet Acquires 780 Bitcoin for $92.5 Million. (2025, July 28). Retrieved from https://www.metaplanet.com/news/metaplanet-acquires-780-bitcoin-for-92-5-million

[4] Investor Sentiment Remains Bullish. (2025, August 4). Retrieved from https://www.metaplanet.com/news/investor-sentiment-remains-bullish

[5] Metaplanet's Bitcoin Holdings Expand. (2025, August 3). Retrieved from https://www.metaplanet.com/news/metaplanets-bitcoin-holdings-expand

[6] Metaplanet Posts 459.2% Return on Bitcoin Investments. (2025, August 3). Retrieved from https://www.metaplanet.com/news/metaplanet-posts-459-2-return-on-bitcoin-investments

[7] U.S. Employment Data Shows Weak Job Growth. (2025, August 6). Retrieved from https://www.cnbc.com/2025/08/06/us-employment-data-shows-weak-job-growth.html

[8] Institutional Investors View Bitcoin Dip as Buying Opportunity. (2025, August 5). Retrieved from https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-08-05/institutional-investors-view-bitcoin-dip-as-buying-opportunity

[9] Metaplanet Shares Decline 6% in Pre-Market Trade. (2025, August 3). Retrieved from https://www.marketwatch.com/story/metaplanet-shares-decline-6-in-pre-market-trade-2025-08-03

[10] Traders Price in 89.1% Chance of Federal Reserve Rate Cut. (2025, August 5). Retrieved from https://www.cnbc.com/2025/08/05/traders-price-in-89-1-chance-of-federal-reserve-rate-cut.html

  1. Metaplanet, a leading institutional Bitcoin investor, aims to become the world's largest corporate Bitcoin holder, collecting 210,000 BTC by 2027, representing approximately 1% of the total Bitcoin supply.
  2. To fund these Bitcoin acquisitions, Metaplanet plans to issue perpetual preferred equity shares, raising a substantial $3.7 billion, with an annual dividend of up to 6%.
  3. Metaplanet's ambitions extend beyond Bitcoin accumulation, as the company intends to use its substantial reserves as collateral for acquisitions in fintech firms or even a licensed digital bank, building a Bitcoin-based financial ecosystem.
  4. Despite market fluctuations, investor sentiment remains relatively bullish, especially among bullish circles. Encouraging indicators across various sectors sustain a modest optimistic view, even with some hesitation.
  5. Trading Bitcoin can be lucrative, as demonstrated by Metaplanet's 459.2% return on its Bitcoin investments year-to-date.
  6. The digital asset space, including Bitcoin and other coins, presents an attractive investment opportunity during market dips, as institutional investors often view these occasions as buying opportunities, especially when coupled with potential rate cuts by the Federal Reserve.

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