- The funds raised will be specifically allocated for further Bitcoin purchases.
- The bonds were sold in full to EVO FUND.
- The bonds offer investors the potential for early repayment if certain conditions are met.
Tokyo-based Metaplanet is taking steps to expand its cryptocurrency portfolio by issuing ¥3.6 billion (approximately $24.8 million) in bonds to fund the acquisition of more Bitcoin (BTC).
This move comes as the Japanese hotel firm’s Bitcoin holdings surpass the 5,000 BTC mark.
The bonds, which carry no interest, are set to be redeemed at their par value on October 31, 2025, or earlier, if the bondholder requests repayment.
The funds raised will be specifically allocated for further Bitcoin purchases, continuing the company’s earlier strategy to increase its digital asset investments.
The bonds were sold in full to EVO FUND, a move Metaplanet hopes will help support its growing Bitcoin strategy.
While the bonds carry no interest, they offer investors the potential for early repayment if certain conditions are met.
Specifically, Metaplanet plans to use capital raised through stock acquisition rights to redeem the bonds.
This means the company’s ability to repay the bonds hinges on the demand for its equity-linked instruments, highlighting a potential reliance on investor sentiment and market conditions.
Metaplanet’s recent bond issuance underscores the growing trend of companies integrating Bitcoin into their financial strategies.
With cryptocurrency markets gaining momentum, the company’s move aligns with the broader trend of corporate adoption of digital assets as a store of value.
As Metaplanet’s share price recently rose by 8.6%, investors are keeping a close eye on how the company’s Bitcoin purchases will impact its financial performance in the coming years.
In an era where digital currencies are becoming more mainstream, Metaplanet’s decision to use bonds for Bitcoin acquisition marks a noteworthy step toward integrating cryptocurrency into corporate balance sheets.
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