Metaplanet Surpasses Tesla, CleanSpark, Galaxy Digital With 13350 BTC Purchases
The post Metaplanet Surpasses Tesla, CleanSpark, Galaxy Digital With 13350 BTC Purchases appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Japanese giant Metaplanet has entered the list of top five Bitcoin holders, taking its latest holdings to 13350 BTC, with the latest purchase on June 30. Earlier today, the firm purchased an additional 1,005 BTC for an average BTC price of $107,601. Over the last week, the Japanese firm has overtaken giants like Tesla, CleanSpark, and Galaxy Digital. Following the development, the stock price has surged 10% today to 1633 JPY, after a healthy pullback under 1,500 JPY last week. Metaplanet Fills the Bag With an Additional 1005 BTC The Japanese public-listed firm recently announced the purchase of 1,005 BTC for approximately $108.1 million, at an average price of $107,601 per Bitcoin. This brings the company’s total Bitcoin holdings to 13,350 BTC as of June 30, 2025, acquired at a total cost of $1.31 billion, averaging $97,832 per Bitcoin. After overtaking Tesla last week, Metaplanet has entered the list of the top five publicly listed Bitcoin holders, overtaking Bitcoin miner CleanSpark and Mike Novogratz’s Galaxy Digital with its latest purchase. In a related development, Metaplanet has issued its 19th Series of Ordinary Bonds, valued at nearly $208 million. EVO FUND fully subscribed to the zero-coupon and unsecured bonds. The company plans to use the proceeds to repurchase JPY 1.75 billion in previously issued bonds, with the remaining funds allocated to further Bitcoin acquisitions. The Japanese firm has been on a massive acquisition spree, recently announcing a $5 billion capital allocation for Bitcoin purchases through its US subsidiary. Over the last three months, the company has purchased a massive 10,000 BTC. Speaking on the development, CEO Simon Gerovich said: “Just 3 months ago, we announced live at our shareholder meeting that we hit 3,350 BTC — and now we’ve added 10,000 more to reach 13,350 BTC”. Just two weeks back, the company…
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Japanese giant Metaplanet has entered the list of top five Bitcoin holders, taking its latest holdings to 13350 BTC, with the latest purchase on June 30. Earlier today, the firm purchased an additional 1,005 BTC for an average BTC price of $107,601. Over the last week, the Japanese firm has overtaken giants like Tesla, CleanSpark, and Galaxy Digital. Following the development, the stock price has surged 10% today to 1633 JPY, after a healthy pullback under 1,500 JPY last week. Metaplanet Fills the Bag With an Additional 1005 BTC The Japanese public-listed firm recently announced the purchase of 1,005 BTC for approximately $108.1 million, at an average price of $107,601 per Bitcoin. This brings the company’s total Bitcoin holdings to 13,350 BTC as of June 30, 2025, acquired at a total cost of $1.31 billion, averaging $97,832 per Bitcoin. After overtaking Tesla last week, Metaplanet has entered the list of the top five publicly listed Bitcoin holders, overtaking Bitcoin miner CleanSpark and Mike Novogratz’s Galaxy Digital with its latest purchase. In a related development, Metaplanet has issued its 19th Series of Ordinary Bonds, valued at nearly $208 million. EVO FUND fully subscribed to the zero-coupon and unsecured bonds. The company plans to use the proceeds to repurchase JPY 1.75 billion in previously issued bonds, with the remaining funds allocated to further Bitcoin acquisitions. The Japanese firm has been on a massive acquisition spree, recently announcing a $5 billion capital allocation for Bitcoin purchases through its US subsidiary. Over the last three months, the company has purchased a massive 10,000 BTC. Speaking on the development, CEO Simon Gerovich said: “Just 3 months ago, we announced live at our shareholder meeting that we hit 3,350 BTC — and now we’ve added 10,000 more to reach 13,350 BTC”. Just two weeks back, the company…
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