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The CEO of Metaplanet calls for Japan to follow the United States in establishing Bitcoin reserves, with its annual return on Bitcoin already reaching 45.1%

The CEO of Metaplanet calls for Japan to follow the United States in establishing Bitcoin reserves, with its annual return on Bitcoin already reaching 45.1%

Bitget2025/03/09 10:10

PANews reported on March 9th that Simon Gerovich, CEO of the Japanese listed company Metaplanet, posted on platform X calling for Japan to follow the United States in establishing Bitcoin reserves and turning Japan into a "global Bitcoin superpower". He revealed that as of 2025, the company has achieved a Bitcoin return rate of 45.1%, with its bitcoin purchase price being approximately $240.2 million and an average purchase price of about $83,172.

Simon Gerovich added: "I worry every day that I don't have enough Bitcoins because the window to buy Bitcoins won't always be open. Soon there will be two types of people: those who own bitcoins and those who regret not buying them. Metaplanet is accumulating as many bitcoins as possible so shareholders can rest assured."

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