Together, the back-to-back moves pushed Metaplanet’s total holdings to 30,823 BTC, accumulated at an average cost of $107,912.
The latest tally represents a dramatic expansion of the company’s initial vision, which began with a target of 10,000 BTC and later grew to 30,000.
With the milestone already exceeded, Metaplanet now sits above Bitcoin Standard Treasury in the rankings and holds the fourth-largest corporate stash of Bitcoin worldwide.
Metaplanet’s aggressive treasury buildup is being matched by growth on the revenue side.
The firm reported that its Bitcoin Income Generation unit brought in ¥2.44 billion (~$16.5 million) in Q3 revenue, a 115.7% increase from the previous quarter.
Riding on this momentum, management doubled its full-year revenue forecast from ¥3.4 billion (~$23 million) to ¥6.8 billion (~$46 million). Operating profit projections were also revised upward from ¥2.5 billion (~$17 million) to ¥4.7 billion (~$32 million), marking an 88% increase from prior estimates.
“Q3 results demonstrate operational scalability and strengthen the financial foundation for our planned Metaplanet preferred share issuance, which supports our broader Bitcoin Treasury strategy.”
Meanwhile, the company’s aggressive accumulation and strong financial performance have also drawn the attention of global asset managers.
According to Gerovich, the firm owns 11.45% of Metaplanet shares, which is valued at approximately $500 million.
Other top 20 investors in Metaplanet include major US financial institutions, such as Vanguard, JPMorgan, Citigroup, State Street, and others.
These investments show that Metaplanet’s positioning as a central player in Bitcoin’s corporate adoption wave is attracting significant interest from institutional investors.
