Metaplanet’s Meteoric Rise: Surpassing Bhutan’s Bitcoin Holdings
Japan’s prominent publicly listed Bitcoin holder, Metaplanet, has recently achieved a significant milestone by surpassing the Government of Bhutan in Bitcoin holdings. This accomplishment comes amidst a surge in Bitcoin purchases and potential inclusion in the FTSE Japan index, signaling a remarkable trajectory for the company.
Metaplanet’s Bitcoin Holdings Reach $1.7 Billion
Metaplanet’s aggressive approach to Bitcoin acquisitions has propelled its total holdings to a staggering $1.7 billion, following a recent purchase of $238.7 million worth of Bitcoin. This places Metaplanet $400 million ahead of Bhutan, which currently holds $1.3 billion in Bitcoin reserves.
Leading the Pack in Publicly Listed Bitcoin Holdings
With its strategic accumulation of Bitcoin throughout 2025, Metaplanet has cemented its position among the top five publicly listed Bitcoin holders globally. The company’s stock has surged by 345% since the beginning of 2025, showcasing the market’s positive response to its Bitcoin treasury strategy.
Inclusion in the FTSE Japan Index
Mizuho Securities’ report highlights the potential addition of Metaplanet to the FTSE Japan (Large/Mid) index, a move that could attract significant institutional capital and enhance market visibility. The company’s commitment to adding 1% of the total BTC supply by 2027 underscores its long-term vision and growth prospects.
Capital Group’s Strategic Investment
Capital Group, managing over $3 trillion in assets, has become Metaplanet’s largest institutional investor. This strategic investment signifies confidence in Metaplanet’s Bitcoin strategy and future growth potential, further solidifying its position in the market.
Remixpoint Inc. Follows Suit
Emulating Metaplanet’s success, Tokyo-listed Remixpoint Inc. has announced a substantial capital raise dedicated to Bitcoin acquisitions. With a target of accumulating 3,000 BTC, Remixpoint Inc. exemplifies the growing trend of companies integrating digital assets into their treasury reserves.
Disclaimer: This article serves as an informational piece and does not provide financial advice. Readers are encouraged to conduct their own research before making investment decisions.
