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Metaplanet Hits 5,000 BTC Mark Amid Strategic Treasury Expansion
Japanese firm Metaplanet adds 145 BTC to treasury, achieving a 121.1% BTC Yield Year-to-Date in 2025.
Updated Apr 24, 2025, 2:28 p.m. Published Apr 24, 2025, 6:05 a.m.
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What to know:
- BTC Holdings Rise to 5,000: Latest acquisition pushes total holdings to $428.1 million, averaging $85,621 per Bitcoin.
- 2025 BTC Yield hits 121.1%, reflecting a sharp uptick in value accretion and strategic execution.
Metaplanet (3350) has reached a major milestone in its bitcoin strategy, the Japanese hotel company now holds 5,000 BTC as part of its treasury operations.
Its BTC stash is valued at approximately $428.1 million at an average acquisition cost of around $85,621 per coin.
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The Tokyo-listed firm continues to double down on bitcoin as a reserve asset, with its latest purchase of 145 BTC made at an average price of approximately $93,327 per coin, totaling roughly $13.6 million.
The accumulation strategy has achieved a year-to-date (YTD) BTC Yield of 121.1% in 2025. This yield metric reflects the company’s effective increase in bitcoin per share held.
Notably, BTC Yield is a proprietary KPI Metaplanet uses to track treasury performance. It isolates gains driven purely by bitcoin acquisition strategies while neutralizing dilution from newly issued shares. In Q1 2025 alone, the company saw a yield of 95.6%.
Shares of Metaplanet were trading 5% lower at the time of writing.
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