Metaplanet to be included in MSCI Japan index on Feb. 28

Metaplanet, the second largest Bitcoin holder in Asia, will be officially included in the Morgan Stanley Capital International Japan index next month.

As of February 28, Metaplanet will join the MSCI Japan reference index alongside some of the largest giants in Japan like McDonald’s Holdings Japan, Tokyo Electric Power Co., Kokusai Electric and Mitsui Chemicals.

Metaplanet CEO, Simon Gerovich, announced development in a February 13 x jobThe appellant a milestone which strengthens the position of the company as the main Bitcoin cash company in Japan.

Metaplanet’s inclusion in the MSCI Japan index raises its visibility among institutional investors, placing it alongside the most eminent companies in Japan. With FNB and FNB monitoring of the index now gaining an automatic exposure to its actions, the company is about to see increased request, stronger liquidity and greater price stability, said Gerovich.

Beyond capital entries, the move strengthens confidence in Metaplanet’s Bitcoin-St strategy. Being recognized at this valid level its transformation and long -term vision, positioning it as a key player in the landscape of investment in evolutionary cryptography of Japan.

Metaplanet’s MSCI Inclusion Follows A Year of Growth for the Once-Hotel Developer, Which Pivuted to A Bitcoin-STRAGY in early 2024. Sale? Bitcoin grows.

As before covered By Crypto.News, the Metaplanet shareholders’ basis increased by 500% in 2024, reaching nearly 50,000 investors. The push has been partly drawn by the Japan’s Japanese individual savings savings program, which allows investments in tax deductibles, making Metaplanet a preferred choice compared to direct Bitcoin purchases which are currently subject to Taxes on high capital gains.

With 1,762 BTC currently on its assessment and a target Out of 10,000 BTC by the end of 2025 and 21,000 by the end of 2026, the company positioned itself as Asia’s response to microstrategy.

At the end of last year, Microstrategy seal The NASDAQ-100 alongside large technological companies like Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, Amazon and Alphabet.