Metaplanet, the Japanese investment firm known for aggressively accumulating Bitcoin, has added another 156 BTC to its reserves, spending approximately $13.4 million at an average price of $85,890 per coin. This latest purchase brings its total Bitcoin holdings to 2,391 BTC, reinforcing its commitment to the digital asset.

Since adopting its Bitcoin-focused strategy in April last year, Metaplanet has invested $196.3 million in BTC at an average price of $82,100 per coin. With Bitcoin's recent price surge, the company is already up 13% on its investment.

CEO Simon Gerovich has been in discussions with officials from the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq, exploring the possibility of an overseas listing. He stated in a March 3 post on X that Metaplanet is evaluating ways to make its shares more accessible to global investors. However, the firm has not yet confirmed whether it will pursue a U.S. listing.

Metaplanet's shares (MTPLF) have been trading on OTC Markets since November, allowing international investors greater access. The stock has skyrocketed 530%, from $3 to $18.9, since its OTC debut on Nov. 22. On the Tokyo Stock Exchange, Metaplanet has been one of the top performers, with its stock price soaring 1,800% over the past year.

Ranked as the 14th largest corporate Bitcoin holder globally, Metaplanet is on an aggressive accumulation path. The firm aims to amass 21,000 BTC by 2026, positioning itself at the forefront of Japan’s Bitcoin adoption movement.