MetaplanetIt is a company called “Japan’s Micro Strategy” by cryptootics. I bought a new Bitcoin (BTC).
Executive Director Simon Gelvich revealed this week that he acquired 555 BTC More for around $53 million, an average of $96,134 per Bitcoin.
Previous purchases included it in the Ministry of Finance’s 5,000 BTC milestone, Currently – new acquisitions – 5.555 BTC accumulates.
Apparently, placing yourself in these numbers for several days was intentional by the company. In Japanese, number 5 is pronounced “go” (similar to the Anglo-Saxon word meaning “let’s”).
Jerovitch wrote in his X account: «Today, we scream, go, go, go! To the moon and beyond!
Upon reaching 5,555 BTC, Metaprenet spent half the road on 10,000 BTC. Remember Japanese investment companies as reported in Cryptootics We aim to have 10,0000 BTC by the end of 2025.
All of this adds that in its expansionist plan, “Japan’s micro-strategy” is about to reach American soil on an unconfirmed day and open a subsidiary in Miami, Florida.
Bitcoin’s institutional adoption will accelerate
Metaprenet’s new purchases are not isolated events, but part of a broader phenomenon, and the acceleration of institutional adoption of Bitcoin around the world. April 2025 was a particularly important month in this respect. Multiple companies will strengthen or begin positions in Bitcoin.
Most notable is the strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) that expanded its leadership as a leading BTC corporate holder by acquiring 15,355 units for over $1.4 billion. Companies such as Semler Scientific were then purchased 165 BTC in April, and Twenty One Capital, a new company backed by giants such as SoftBank and Tether, broke into the early Treasury Ministry of Finance at 42,000 BTC.
However, this trend is not limited to technology giants or investment funds. It also includes small and medium-sized businesses that are trying to protect themselves from inflation and diversify assets such as Japan’s Anap Holdings, the UK’s smart web company, and Austria’s Bergfaten.
This wave of corporate accumulation shows that Bitcoin is no longer considered a marginal commitment, but it is a strategic play that can define the competitiveness of a business in the coming years.