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Despite strong revenue growth in its crypto-oriented businesses, Japanese Bitcoin treasury firm Metaplanet experienced an out-sized loss. For the quarter ending in Q1 2026, the company saw net losses of over $700 million as it aggressively increased its Bitcoin position. Its stock tumbled nearly 4% amid the weak earnings report. Japan’s Bitcoin Treasury Giant Metaplanet Announces Q1 Earnings The company’s Q1 2016 earnings presentation shows that ordinary losses grew to ¥114.9 billion ($725 million). It marked a 17x uptick from a previous year loss of ¥6.8 billion ($43 million). The net loss was also at ¥114.4 billion ($724.8 million) compared with ¥5 billion ($35 million) in the first quarter of 2025. Losses were mostly due to the Bitcoin price decline in Q1, similar to Strategy’s losses in the quarter. During the quarter, Metaplanet reported a valuation loss of ¥116.3
KDDI's investment in Coincheck positions it to capitalize on Japan's evolving blockchain regulations and anticipated market growth.
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Metaplanet posted strong Q1 operating income driven by Bitcoin options revenue, but swung to a $728 million loss as BTC price declines triggered valuation markdowns.
Bitcoin’s peer-to-peer network sees fake address messages rise from 50K to nearly 250K daily since April 9, raising Sybil attack concerns. Bitcoin’s peer-to-peer network is facing concern after reports showed a sharp rise in fake address messages. The activity has raised Sybil attack fears, as analysts say unsolicited address messages climbed from about 50,000 a […]
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Boyaa's crypto strategy highlights the risks of volatile asset dependency, overshadowing core business growth and impacting investor confidence.
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Bitcoin held near the $80,500 level on May 13, 2026, at 8 a.m. ET, as traders weighed cooling short-term momentum against a broader bullish structure that still refuses to tap out quietly. With bitcoin priced at $80,550, a market cap of $1.61 trillion, and 24-hour trading volume reaching $40.58 billion, the world’s largest crypto asset […]
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Bitcoin BTC$80 949,32, a leading indicator of risk sentiment, remains a paragon of stability ahead of President Donald Trump’s arrival in Beijing for talks with his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping. The largest cryptocurrency recently traded 0.5% higher since midnight UTC at $80,900, in line with the gain of the CoinDesk 5 Index (CD5). All five members of the index advanced. The broader CoinDesk 20 Index (CD20) rose 1.3% while the CoinDesk 80 (CD80) was little changed, indicating a particular focus on the largest tokens. The Trump-Xi talks are likely to cover tariffs, rare earth supply chains, and the Middle East. Any positive outcome, even a symbolic one on paper, could improve overall market sentiment and support risk assets Ether (ETH) added 1.3% since midnight to $2,300 after the Ethereum Foundation published “Clear Signing,” a new standard designed to stop users
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Metaplanet CEO Simon Gerovich said the company is still working through the path to list its planned preferred shares in Japan. Summary Metaplanet says its preferred shares would become Japan’s first listed perpetual preferred product if approved. The company must prove dividend capacity from Bitcoin income across several market conditions before listing. Metaplanet’s yen-based Bitcoin strategy has drawn attention as treasury models face pressure. He said the product would be only the seventh listed preferred share in Japan and the first listed perpetual preferred if approved. Gerovich said the review is taking longer because Japan’s preferred share market is small and cautious. He described the planned product as a possible addition to Japan’s capital markets, but said the process must remain careful due to the structure’s novelty. Dividend capacity remains under review Ger