Simon Gerovich, the chief executive officer at the Bitcoin-focused company Metaplanet, has taken to his social media account on the X platform. Gerovich announced that the company has updated its plan on Bitcoin accumulation regarding the next two years.
By 2027, the company plans to by a minimum 210,000 Bitcoins. This comes after the company’s announcement about the accumulation of 1,112 BTC for roughly $117.2 million. Metaplanet also stated that it had generated a Bitcoin yield of 266.1% year-to-date in 2025.
Notably, on the same day Michael Saylor’s Strategy announced a weekly Bitcoin purchase worth more than $1 billion.
Gerovich shared an infographic which shows the adjusted Bitcoin accumulation targets for 2025, 2026, and 2027. While initially the company announced that by the end of 2027 it planned to acquire 10,000 BTC, this goal has already been met after today’s Bitcoin purchase mentioned above.
According to the table on the infographic, by the end of 2025, Metaplanet expects to raise enough funds to buy 30,000 BTC. Next year, the target stands at 100,000 BTC, and, finally, by the time 2027 ends, they plan to hold 210,000 Bitcoins. Initially, Metaplanet intended by purchase 21,000 BTC by the end of 2026 but now the plans have accelerated.
Earlier today, the inspirer of Metaplanet, Michael Saylor, congratulated Simon Gerovich, the whole Metaplanet team, and the community of shareholders, on achieving the 10,000 Bitcoin goal.
As for Michael Saylor’s Bitcoin-powered company, Strategy, today it announced yet another mind-blowing Bitcoin acquisition. According to the announcement, Strategy has acquired 10,110 Bitcoins for a mind-blowing $1.05 billion at roughly $104,080 per Bitcoin.
Besides, it has achieved Bitcoin yield of 19.1% year-to-date in 2025. Currently, Strategy is a happy owner of 592,100 BTC acquired for $41.84 billion and now valued at $63,112,827,150.
During the past 24 hours, the world’s bellwether cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, surged by 2.42%, rising from $104,700 to the $107,250 price level.
However, this price surge was followed by a small decline that pushed BTC 0.5% down. At the time of writing this, BTC is changing hands at $107,120 per coin.
