Metaplanet issues ¥8 Billion zero-interest bonds for Bitcoin
Metaplanet issued ¥8 billion in zero-interest ordinary bonds, fully subscribed by EVO Fund, to fund additional bitcoin purchases, the Tokyo-based firm announced Friday.
Metaplanet announced Friday it issued ¥8 billion (about $50 million) of zero-interest ordinary bonds that were fully subscribed by EVO Fund to finance further bitcoin purchases.
The bonds carry no coupon and were bought in full by EVO Fund, a Cayman Islands-based investment firm that has acted as anchor investor in Metaplanet’s prior offerings. The issuance was Metaplanet’s 20th bond sale.
Metaplanet has been accumulating bitcoin since April 2024. In the first quarter of 2026 the company purchased 5,075 BTC, bringing its total holdings to 40,177 BTC as of March 31. That total places Metaplanet third among reported corporate Bitcoin treasuries by holdings.
The company reported a $619 million net loss for fiscal 2025, primarily reflecting unrealized valuation losses on its Bitcoin position. Despite the loss, Metaplanet has continued to raise funds through recurring bond issues to add to its digital-asset treasury.
Bitcoin’s market price reached about $126,000 in October 2025. At the time of the bond announcement it was trading near $77,800, roughly 10% higher than a month earlier.
Metaplanet said proceeds from the latest offering are intended for future bitcoin acquisitions.
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