Metaplanet purchased an additional 2,823 Bitcoins during the quarter, investing 35.886 billion yen at an average price of 12.71 million yen per BTC. The acquisition brings the company’s total Bitcoin holdings to 43,000 BTC, acquired at an average purchase price of 15.33 million yen per Bitcoin, with a cumulative investment of 659.256 billion yen. The latest purchase is part of Metaplanet’s ongoing Bitcoin treasury strategy, including acquisitions funded through targeted BTC options transactions.
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