Tokyo-based company Metaplanet continues its aggressive Bitcoin (BTC) buying strategy! Here is its latest move.

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Tokyo-based company **Metaplanet issued bonds worth 3.6 billion yen (approximately 24.8 million dollars) to finance the purchases of Bitcoin (BTC) and strengthened its aggressive strategy for accumulating the leading cryptocurrency.

Metaplanet Issues $25 Million Bond to Expand Bitcoin Assets

The company announced that zero-coupon bonds maturing on October 31, 2025, have been fully acquired by EVO FUND, a well-known player in digital asset investments.

This move came immediately after Metaplanet announced that its Bitcoin assets surpassed 5,000 BTC and solidified its position as one of Asia's largest institutional BTC holders.

Metaplanet stated that the repayment of bonds will be made from the income obtained from the exercise of share purchase rights. These rights are essentially options granted to investors to purchase shares at a specific price.

This financial mechanism was part of a broader strategy announced earlier this year to finance Bitcoin purchases through equity-linked instruments instead of traditional debt or cash flow.

The company also reserves the right to redeem the bonds early if the capital obtained from these rights exceeds the predetermined thresholds.

This latest move shows that Metaplanet is reinforcing its commitment to Bitcoin as a treasury asset by following the lead of the US-based MicroStrategy. The strategy also seems to be well-received by investors. Metaplanet shares closed at 428 yen, up 8.6% on the last trading day.

The company's Bitcoin-focused financial moves come amid a resurgence of institutional interest in digital assets, particularly in Asia, where regulatory frameworks supporting the adoption of cryptocurrencies are becoming increasingly widespread.

With over 470 million dollars in BTC on its balance sheet and fresh capital allocated for future acquisitions, Metaplanet is solidifying its position as a regional Bitcoin pioneer, a rare status among traditional Japanese companies.

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