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Metaplanet Contemplates $3.7 Billion Fundraising to Accomplish 210,000 Bitcoin Target by 2027's Closing

Metaplanet Investment Corporation, a Japanese company, plans to secure a 5.55 trillion yen ($3.7 billion) funding allocation for its "Bitcoin Investment Plan".

Metaplanet Aims for $3.7 Billion Capital Increase to Accomplish 210,000 Bitcoin Objective by 2027's...
Metaplanet Aims for $3.7 Billion Capital Increase to Accomplish 210,000 Bitcoin Objective by 2027's Closing

Metaplanet Contemplates $3.7 Billion Fundraising to Accomplish 210,000 Bitcoin Target by 2027's Closing

In a notable institutional trend, several global corporations have announced plans to increase their Bitcoin holdings, with around 35 public companies holding over 1,000 BTC each. This shift reflects growing corporate confidence driven by anticipated favorable regulatory reforms and mainstream acceptance.

Leading the Charge: MicroStrategy and Others

MicroStrategy, doing business as Strategy, takes the lead as the largest corporate Bitcoin holder with over 600,000 BTC valued at more than $30 billion. The company has consistently increased its Bitcoin holdings and reiterated its long-term commitment to Bitcoin as a treasury asset. In Q2 2025 alone, they expanded their holdings to 628,791 BTC.

Besides MicroStrategy, various other public and private firms across sectors now hold collectively over 4% of all circulating Bitcoin. In total, about 130 publicly traded companies hold Bitcoin on their balance sheets, controlling approximately 693,000 BTC.

Expanding Bitcoin Exposure

MARA Holdings, for instance, recently completed a $950 million raise aimed at expanding its Bitcoin exposure. Meanwhile, Marti Technologies has announced plans to convert 20% of its cash reserves into Bitcoin.

Metaplanet, currently ranking sixth among corporate Bitcoin holders with a total of 17,132 BTC, is also increasing its Bitcoin holdings. The company plans to raise $3.7 billion through a stock offering to fund its Bitcoin Strategy, which aims to acquire 210,000 Bitcoin (BTC) by the end of 2027.

Motivations for Bitcoin Accumulation

Companies often cite regulatory improvements and evolving accounting standards as key motivations for accumulating Bitcoin. The growing institutional engagement and rising Bitcoin futures open interest (above $45 billion) indicate many institutions are positioning themselves ahead of expected regulatory and market shifts.

While specific names besides MicroStrategy are not detailed in the available sources, the general trend indicates that a broadening group of corporate investors are expanding their Bitcoin holdings as part of treasury diversification strategies influenced by regulatory clarity and market conditions.

The Future of Bitcoin Holdings

As regulatory frameworks continue to evolve and market conditions favourable, we can expect more corporations to follow suit and increase their Bitcoin holdings. This trend underscores the growing acceptance of Bitcoin as a legitimate asset class for corporate treasury management.

[1] Coindesk: Institutional Bitcoin Holdings Growing Significantly, Q3 2025 Data Shows

[2] Bloomberg: MicroStrategy Buys the Dip, Adding Another 13,000 Bitcoin to its Balance Sheet

[3] CNBC: More Corporations are Buying Bitcoin, but Why?

[4] Yahoo Finance: MicroStrategy's Bitcoin Purchase Spree Continues, Now Holding Over 600,000 BTC

  1. In the bid to leverage technology for strategic financial gains, more corporations are investing in Bitcoin, with a growing number of over 130 publicly traded companies holding the cryptocurrency on their balance sheets, demonstrating the expanding role of Bitcoin in corporate finance.
  2. Amidst regulatory improvements and evolving accounting standards, tech-savvy companies like MARA Holdings, Marti Technologies, and Metaplanet areaking significant moves, investing millions into Bitcoin, thus indicating a shift in investing patterns that revolve around the future of technology and finance.

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