The Japanese investment firm Metaplanet has acquired nearly 620 bitcoins worth $60 million, increasing its assets to 1,762 BTC worth $168 million as part of its cryptocurrency accumulation strategy 💼

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The Japanese investment firm Metaplanet has acquired 619.7 bitcoins for $60 million — its largest purchase since it began investing in cryptocurrency. The total number of bitcoins it now holds is 1,762 BTC worth $168 million. The company also reported that its Bitcoin yield from October to December was 310 percent, significantly surpassing previous figures. Going forward, Metaplanet plans to expand its Bitcoin accumulation strategy, including other financial instruments.

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