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The Japanese listed company Metaplanet announced the acquisition of an additional 319 bitcoins

The Japanese listed company Metaplanet announced the acquisition of an additional 319 bitcoins

Bitget2025/04/14 03:48

On April 14, PANews reported that Japanese listed company Metaplanet Inc. announced the acquisition of an additional 319 bitcoins. Its CEO Simon Gerovich added that Metaplanet purchased the 319 bitcoins at a price of approximately $82,549 per bitcoin, with a total value of about $26.3 million, achieving an annualized Bitcoin yield (BTC Yield) of 108.3% as of the current date in 2025.

As of April 14, 2025, the company holds a total of 4,525 bitcoins (BTC), which were acquired at an average price of approximately $85,366 per bitcoin, with a total value of around $386.3 million.

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