The Metaplanet company has decided to raise $10 million through zero-coupon bonds to further increase its Bitcoin reserves. This sounds like a mirror reflection of MicroStrategy's strategy — and it's no coincidence.
Raising debt to purchase BTC is not just a speculative move, it's a strategy. In a world where fiat inflation devours capital, Bitcoin can serve as protection. Especially for companies that want not just to preserve liquidity but also to bet on future monetary transformation.
But it's not without risks. Such a strategy creates additional pressure in the event of a BTC price drop. If the market goes down, the company will be left with debt — and an asset whose price has fallen. This is a risk that requires iron discipline and long-term vision.
In my opinion, this is a bold but justified step — for companies that understand what they are playing at. This is not trading. This is positioning for years ahead.
What do you think about this? Will this become the new norm for business?
