Metaplanet studies Bitcoin-backed digital credit products in Japan

Metaplanet has announced a joint study with JPYC and Progmat to develop Bitcoin-backed digital credit products in Japan. The Tokyo-based company aims to explore tokenized instruments using its Bitcoin holdings as collateral.

Metaplanet, the third-largest publicly traded holder of Bitcoin with 43,000 BTC, said it is examining the use of the cryptocurrency as collateral for credit instruments with daily interest accrual. The initiative also involves Siiibo Securities, which will be renamed Metaplanet Securities on July 13.

The four companies will examine issues in product design, the need for proof-of-concept initiatives, and the possibility of future issuance, according to a statement from Metaplanet. Nothing has been determined regarding issuance timing, terms, yield, product details, distribution methods, or the form of collaboration.

The project seeks to enable 24/7 trading and settlement through digitization, potentially opening Japan's credit market to mid-sized and growth companies. JPYC will explore stablecoin use for payments, while Progmat will handle the regulated security token platform.

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Illustration of Metaplanet acquiring Siiibo Securities, showing a handshake in a Tokyo office with Bitcoin elements.
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Metaplanet completed the purchase of Tokyo-based Siiibo Securities in a deal worth about 2.1 billion yen. The acquisition supports the company's Project Nova initiative to develop Bitcoin-linked financial products.

Japanese firm Metaplanet purchased 2,823 Bitcoin during the second quarter, bringing its total treasury to 43,000 Bitcoin. The company also reported revenue from its Bitcoin income generation strategy.

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Metaplanet posted higher operating profit for the first quarter, supported by income from bitcoin holdings. The company nevertheless recorded a $728 million loss from valuation markdowns after bitcoin prices fell sharply.

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Mastercard has obtained a BitLicense from New York regulators to expand its digital asset activities. The approval covers stablecoins and tokenized payment infrastructure.

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