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💥 Metaplanet Overtakes Tesla in Bitcoin Holdings — New King of Corporate Crypto?
Tokyo-listed Metaplanet Inc. passed Tesla in the public-company Bitcoin league table after buying 1,234 BTC to replenish its treasury to 12,345 BTC. The business announced the purchase of further BTC on June 26, 2025, stating that the newest tranche was obtained for an average of ¥15.62 million per coin, totaling ¥19.27 billion. The statement indicates a cumulative cost base of ¥175.68 billion, or $1.11 billion at current exchange rates.
BitcoinTreasuries.net's current price of $107,400, placing it sixth among publicly listed holdings. CleanSpark (12,502 BTC), Galaxy Digital (12,830 BTC), Riot Platforms (19,225 BTC), XXI (37,230 BTC), Marathon Digital (49,678), and industry leader MicroStrategy (592,345 BTC) are ahead. Tesla drops to sixth with 11,509 BTC.
Metaplanet's accumulation curve is steep. Before yesterday's acquisition, the treasury owned 398 BTC on 30 September 2024, 1,762 at year-end, 4,046 on 31 March 2025, and 10,000 by mid-June. Importantly, the business has set far higher goals: in recent investor papers, it stated a “objective to accumulate up to 210,000 BTC—around one per cent of the maximum supply—by the end of 2027,” meaning a requirement to add over 200,000 BTC in 30 months.
The quarter-to-date BTC Yield, defined as the percentage change in BTC per fully diluted share outstanding, is 112.2 percent, according to management. The current paper adds, “BTC Gain highlights the net Bitcoin accretion driven purely by the Company's Bitcoin Treasury Operations by isolating the impact of dilution.”
Tesla has not purchased Bitcoin since February 2021. Since liquidating 75% of its original $1.5 billion holding in the second quarter of 2022, Tesla's balance has frozen.
For Metaplanet, surpassing Tesla is more than symbolic. At 12,345 BTC, the corporation is the first Asian issuer to get into the top seven and has 0.058 percent of Bitcoin's 21 million-coin supply, slightly ahead of Tesla's 0.054 percent.
#BTC110KToday? #metaplanet $BTC
Tokyo-listed Metaplanet Inc. passed Tesla in the public-company Bitcoin league table after buying 1,234 BTC to replenish its treasury to 12,345 BTC. The business announced the purchase of further BTC on June 26, 2025, stating that the newest tranche was obtained for an average of ¥15.62 million per coin, totaling ¥19.27 billion. The statement indicates a cumulative cost base of ¥175.68 billion, or $1.11 billion at current exchange rates.
BitcoinTreasuries.net's current price of $107,400, placing it sixth among publicly listed holdings. CleanSpark (12,502 BTC), Galaxy Digital (12,830 BTC), Riot Platforms (19,225 BTC), XXI (37,230 BTC), Marathon Digital (49,678), and industry leader MicroStrategy (592,345 BTC) are ahead. Tesla drops to sixth with 11,509 BTC.
Metaplanet's accumulation curve is steep. Before yesterday's acquisition, the treasury owned 398 BTC on 30 September 2024, 1,762 at year-end, 4,046 on 31 March 2025, and 10,000 by mid-June. Importantly, the business has set far higher goals: in recent investor papers, it stated a “objective to accumulate up to 210,000 BTC—around one per cent of the maximum supply—by the end of 2027,” meaning a requirement to add over 200,000 BTC in 30 months.
The quarter-to-date BTC Yield, defined as the percentage change in BTC per fully diluted share outstanding, is 112.2 percent, according to management. The current paper adds, “BTC Gain highlights the net Bitcoin accretion driven purely by the Company's Bitcoin Treasury Operations by isolating the impact of dilution.”
Tesla has not purchased Bitcoin since February 2021. Since liquidating 75% of its original $1.5 billion holding in the second quarter of 2022, Tesla's balance has frozen.
For Metaplanet, surpassing Tesla is more than symbolic. At 12,345 BTC, the corporation is the first Asian issuer to get into the top seven and has 0.058 percent of Bitcoin's 21 million-coin supply, slightly ahead of Tesla's 0.054 percent.
#BTC110KToday? #metaplanet $BTC
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