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Metaplanet has made a strategic move as it stacked up 150 more Bitcoins for approximately $12.6 million This bold move now brings its total holdings to 3,350 BTC as of March 24, 2025. So far in 2025, the Company has achieved an impressive BTC Yield of 68.3%.
In March 2025, Metaplanet made significant Bitcoin acquisitions, enhancing its position as a major corporate Bitcoin holder. It purchased 156 BTC on March 3, 497 BTC on March 5, 162 BTC on March 12, and 150 BTC on March 18. This strategy aligns with the growing trend of institutional investors and corporations allocating a portion of their treasuries to Bitcoin.
Metaplanet’s Ambitious Target
The firm has acquired 1,288 Bitcoin in the first 11 weeks of 2025, showing a significant increase in pace compared to 2024. While it’s not yet on track to meet its ambitious target, the company has been using various financial tools to grow its Bitcoin reserves since its first purchase in April 2024.
Metaplanet’s goal is to reach 10,000 BTC by 2025 and a staggering 21,000 BTC by 2026. If they succeed, they’ll own 1% of all Bitcoin ever created. This strategic accumulation shows Metaplanet’s long-term vision and confidence in Bitcoin’s value. Metaplanet Stock is currently trading at 4,895 JPY, up over 3%.
Eric Trump Joins Its Board Of Advisors
Recently, Metaplanet appointed Eric Trump to its Strategic Board of Advisors, marking a significant step in its mission to expand its Bitcoin treasury. Metaplanet is now one of the largest corporate Bitcoin holders globally. CEO Simon Gerovich praised Eric Trump’s expertise in real estate, finance, and brand development.
Eric is also an ambassador for World Liberty Financial, a crypto project involving his brothers, Donald Jr. and Barron Trump, which aims to promote digital asset adoption. However, his ties to the Trump family and the Trump Organization raise concerns about potential conflicts of interest, especially as crypto regulation becomes a hot topic in U.S. politics