Metaplanet and K33 deepen exposure to Bitcoin (BTC) with strategic initiatives

In a strategic movement to accelerate its Bitcoin acquisition objectives, Metaplanet, based in Japan, issued $ 21 million in interestless bonds to the Evo fund on May 29, after a separate increase of $ 50 million the previous day. These zero coupon bonds, known as the 17th series, come with a nominal value of $ 525,000 and will be launched on November 28, 2025.

As they have no interest, Metaplenet avoids additional financial costs linked to loans.

Metaplenet joins Bitcoin Warchest

According to the official documentThe terms allow Evo Fund to start the early channels with a five -day warning, either in its entirety or in multiples of $ 525,000. In addition, reditions may be linked to future financing rounds with the same investor.

Bonds are not guaranteed, without guarantees or administrators, which is in line with Japanese corporate law. Payment processing will take place at the company’s Tokyo office.

This fund collection effort contributes to the broader objective of Metaplanet to accumulate 10,000 BTC for the end of 2025. Year to date, the company has raised $ 135.2 million, including previous rounds in February ($ 25.9 million), March ($ 13.3 million) and previously ($ 25 million).

It currently has approximately 7,800 BTC, with a value of around $ 840 million, Metaplanet occupies the 11th place among global corporate Bitcoin holders, with an average purchase price of $ 91,340 per BTC. In March, he used cash sales options to acquire 696 BTC, followed by additional 145 BTC in April for $ 13.6 million.

Metaplenet is not the only company that doubles in Bitcoin. In Scandinavia, K33 is adopting a similar approach.

K33 joins Bitcoin’s corporate trend

K33, the cryptocurrency brokerage company based in Oslo, announced He plans to start keeping Bitcoin in his balance after raising 60 million SEK ($ 6.22 million). According to the announcement of May 28, the financing was secured through convertible loans without interest and a new round of order actions and emissions.

The Norway firm confirmed that 100% of the funds will be used to buy Bitcoin, possibly acquiring up to 57 BTC at current prices. The firm obtained 45 million SEK ($ 4.66 million) through loans that mature in June 2028, and 15 million SEK ($ 1.5 million) through capital and orders. Investors who convert their warrants before March 2026 will be granted additional free orders, which would potentially allow K33 to raise a total of 75 million SEK ($ 7.77 million).

In its financial update of the first quarter, CEO Bull Jenssen said that K33 is associated with other Nordic Bitcoin treasure companies and intends to take advantage of its holdings to create Bitcoin -based services, including guaranteed loans.