Japanese listed company Metaplanet has made another move. This time, the scale of the increase is significant—4,279 Bitcoins, costing $451 million, with an average price of $105,000 per Bitcoin. It has been three months since the last operation, and this company's enthusiasm for digital assets truly persists.

Currently, Metaplanet holds 35,000 Bitcoins, estimated to be worth about $3 billion at current prices. Even more ambitious is their target for 2027—they aim to hold 210,000 Bitcoins. This is definitely not just talk.

This year's performance has been even more impressive. Just looking at Bitcoin alone, it contributed a 568% return, and their options business also steadily earned $55 million. Such a performance would stand out in any investment portfolio.

Holding Bitcoin is essentially a matter of faith—believing it will preserve and increase value. An interesting coincidence is that recently, Bitcoin's price movement has also formed an M-shape, as if responding to this long-term optimistic stance.