Japan’s Metaplanet Buys The Dip, Scoops Up 162 BTC Worth $13.5M

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Metaplanet's 53.2% BTC yield in 2025 suggests that the company has seen a significant return on its Bitcoin holdings, but with fluctuations over time.
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Japanese investment firm Metaplanet is continuing its aggressive Bitcoin accumulation strategy, seizing the opportunity to buy more BTC as prices dip.

On Wednesday, the Tokyo-based company announced the purchase of 162 BTC for $13.5m, pushing its total holdings to 3,050 BTC, now valued at over $259m.

Metaplanet has set ambitious goals, aiming to acquire 10,000 BTC by 2025 and 21,000 BTC by 2026. Its recent acquisitions signal a firm commitment to integrating Bitcoin into its long-term financial strategy, despite ongoing market volatility.

Bitcoin Holdings Increase as Yield Metrics Show Strong Growth

The company’s Bitcoin yield has seen significant fluctuations in recent quarters. From July to September 2024, it posted a 41.7% BTC yield, which surged to 309.8% in the fourth quarter. So far in 2025, Metaplanet has recorded a 53.2% BTC yield, reflecting its growing exposure to Bitcoin’s price movements.

Earlier this month, the firm added 497 BTC to its treasury, further solidifying its stance as a major corporate Bitcoin holder. These purchases come at a time when Bitcoin’s price has been under pressure following U.S. policy shifts, including President Donald Trump’s announcement of a strategic Bitcoin reserve and market reactions to new tariffs.

Fear and Greed Index Signals Potential Buying Opportunity

The broader crypto market has been grappling with macroeconomic pressures, with increasing concerns over a potential US recession. The past three weeks have seen nearly $5b in outflows from crypto ETFs, while Ethereum and Bitcoin products have lost $756m and $1.8b, respectively, highlighting a wave of sell-offs.

Despite the downturn, the Fear and Greed Index has entered “fear” territory—a signal that historically suggests a potential buying opportunity. Analysts believe the market is at a critical juncture, determining whether this is a temporary correction within a bull cycle or the beginning of a prolonged period of price discovery.

For long-term investors like Metaplanet, these conditions may offer a strategic accumulation window, provided Bitcoin holds key support levels.

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