CoinWorld reported:
Japanese company Metaplanet has successfully raised 10 billion yen through stock sales, indicating its intention to conduct large-scale financing for future acquisition of Bitcoin. Following in the footsteps of MicroStrategy, the company is preparing to use this funding to support its Bitcoin holdings, despite a 2% drop in the Bitcoin price to around $69,000 at the end of the trading day.
How did Metaplanet increase its capital?
In its latest issuance of stock purchase rights, Metaplanet attracted participation from 13,774 shareholders, with all rights exercised by EVO FUND, enabling the company to generate substantial income.
Why are institutional investors interested in Bitcoin?
As institutional interest in cryptocurrency grows, notable investors including BlackRock are increasing their investments in Bitcoin. CEO Somin Gerovich confirmed that unused rights will be transferred to EVO FUND, with the goal set for October 22, 2024, further strengthening the company’s financial position.
What is Metaplanet’s strategy for Bitcoin prices?
Despite the stock price falling below 1,200 yen after the stock sale, Metaplanet has still achieved a significant growth of 644% since the beginning of the year. The company aims to expand its Bitcoin reserves while the price remains below $70,000, planning to adopt various strategies to generate additional funds for investment.
Metaplanet’s stock sales have significantly increased its capital for purchasing Bitcoin.
The increasing participation of institutional investors in cryptocurrency highlights a shift in market dynamics.
Successful options trading with QCP Capital has brought Metaplanet profits exceeding $2 million.
Metaplanet’s proactive strategy in acquiring Bitcoin and its recent financial strategies consolidate its position in the competitive cryptocurrency field. The company’s ability to adapt to market volatility may attract more investor interest, thereby enhancing the long-term viability of Bitcoin.
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