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Metaplanet Surpasses Coinbase in Bitcoin Holdings

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Japan’s Metaplanet Inc. has officially surpassed Coinbase in Bitcoin holdings as of June 2025, reaching 10,000 BTC. This strategic acquisition, confirmed by CEO Simon Gerovich, marks their significant move in the cryptocurrency market.

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Key Points:
  • Metaplanet acquires 1,112 BTC, surpasses Coinbase in holdings.
  • Metaplanet shares soared by 17% after news.
  • The company aims for 210,000 BTC by 2027.

Metaplanet’s increased Bitcoin holdings highlight a growing trend of institutional interest in cryptocurrency. The market reacted positively, and Metaplanet shares surged, underscoring confidence in its Bitcoin-focused strategy.

Metaplanet’s acquisition sees it cross the 10,000 BTC threshold, recently outpacing Coinbase’s holdings. Under CEO Simon Gerovich, the Japanese firm aims to lead in institutional Bitcoin investments. Metaplanet bought an additional 1,112 BTC at $105,435 each, fueled by a $210 million bond raise.

The company’s stock experienced a 17% surge following the announcement, demonstrating strong investor confidence in its Bitcoin-heavy orientation. This is reflected in Metaplanet’s shares climbing over 408% since early 2025.

Simon Gerovich, CEO, Metaplanet, “We’re proud to confirm our latest acquisition, bringing total Bitcoin holdings to 10,000 BTC—another milestone in our ongoing commitment to Bitcoin as a treasury asset.” – Cointelegraph

Metaplanet’s move marks a substantial shift in corporate Bitcoin treasuries, paralleling MicroStrategy’s BTC strategy. The company’s ambition is to reach 210,000 BTC by 2027, which would solidify its standing in the cryptocurrency domain.

The acquisition highlights a shift toward corporate Bitcoin holdings, affecting both institutional dynamics and market liquidity. The intense focus on BTC could lead to future supply constraints and increased demand pressures. This might prompt similar actions from other companies eyeing cryptocurrency.

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  • External Source - Referenced domain: coindesk.com
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  • Byline - Reported by Adriana Mavrenko
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