Japanese Bitcoin treasury company Metaplanet has revised its outlook upward, expecting 2025 revenue of about 5.8 billion yen or $58 million and operating profit of about $40 million. The firm anticipates 2026 revenue to rise to approximately $103 million, with operating profit expected to be around $73 million. However, a drop in Bitcoin prices will trigger non-cash impairment charges of $680 to $700 million in 2025, leading to steep reported losses. Metaplanet’s Bitcoin holdings jumped to 35,102 coins.
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