Metaplanet, a Japanese investment company, has greatly increased its Bitcoin positioning by accumulating 4,279 BTC in Q4 of 2025. This latest purchase makes Metaplanet’s total portfolio of BTC stand at 35,102. Further marking it as a leading corporate entity when it comes to aggressively building its BTC portfolio in Asia.
The development was verified by Simon Gerovich, the CEO of Metaplanet, who pointed out the scale of the deal and the impressive performance of the company on this year’s BTC return.
As per the revelation, Metaplanet purchased a total of 4,279 BTC at a price of around $105,412 per Bitcoin, spending a total of around $451.06 million in the fourth quarter of the year 2025. The acquisition of BTC by the firm came when the crypto markets were registering significant levels of institutional involvement, along with a heightened price movement.
So, Metaplanet now holds a cumulative total of 35,102 BTCs at an average purchase price of around $107,606 per unit. Its overall cost basis is approximately $3.78 billion.
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One of the most interesting pieces of information from Metaplanet’s update would be the reported Bitcoin yield of 568.2% so far in 2025. This can be judged based on the extent of the company’s development of BTC ownership against the total capital that it possesses. Among the strategies that such treasuries tend to undertake could be the promotion of BTC ownership.
This massive yield is indicative of the company’s opinion-based accumulation approach instead of day trading and the belief that BTC is a long-term treasury investment.
The continued accumulation of Metaplanet’s assets resembles a trend in which institutional and corporate entities decide to increase their reserve of BTC as a result of a growing appreciation of its ability to hedge against currency devaluation. In addition, it appears Metaplanet follows in the footsteps of leading global BTC owners.
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