Metaplanet now holds $2.88 billion worth of Bitcoin across Arkham-labelled wallets.
The Japanese treasury company continues building its position while keeping a clear long-term goal in view: 210,000 BTC, equal to roughly 1% of the total supply, by the end of 2027.
How Much Bitcoin Does Metaplanet Actually Own Today?
On-chain data tracked by Arkham shows the firm’s labelled wallets currently sit at a $2.88 billion valuation.
Earlier company disclosures placed holdings near 44,000 BTC as of late September 2026 after a net addition of 1,000 coins during the third quarter.
The difference between reported figures and live market value simply reflects Bitcoin’s price movement since the last official update.
Why Is Metaplanet Targeting 210,000 BTC by 2027?
The company has publicly framed the 210,000 BTC target as its “1% Club” ambition.
Reaching that level would place Metaplanet among a very small group of entities holding a meaningful permanent share of Bitcoin’s fixed 21 million supply.
In particular, the firm views Bitcoin as the core of its balance sheet and the foundation for expanding into a broader Bitcoin-focused financial platform in Asia.
Beyond pure accumulation, management has also introduced income strategies designed to generate recurring returns that can support further purchases.
How Does Metaplanet Rank Among Corporate Bitcoin Holders?
Metaplanet currently ranks as the second-largest publicly listed corporate Bitcoin treasury after Strategy.
While Strategy’s holdings remain far larger, Metaplanet has moved quickly from a much smaller base since launching its Bitcoin treasury strategy in 2024.
Meanwhile, the firm continues refining its capital structure, including recent convertible bond issues and share activity, to maintain flexibility for additional purchases.
What Challenges Stand Between Japan’s MicroStrategy and Its 1% Goal?
Reaching 210,000 BTC requires acquiring more than 160,000 additional coins in roughly 15 months.
That pace demands substantial capital raises, favourable market conditions, and careful balance-sheet management.
Still, the company has already demonstrated willingness to sell and repurchase Bitcoin when needed to prove liquidity, then resume accumulation.
On top of that, Japan’s regulatory environment and Metaplanet’s listing on the Tokyo Stock Exchange give it a distinct regional platform compared with most other large treasury firms.
Metaplanet’s $2.88 billion Bitcoin position and its explicit 1% supply target keep the firm firmly on the radar of both crypto and traditional investors.
Whether the company can close the gap by 2027 will depend on execution, funding access, and Bitcoin’s price path, yet the scale of the ambition already sets it apart in the corporate treasury landscape.
