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Metaplanet Inc.

Japan · Tokyo: 3350.T · Market cap: · P/E: · P/S:

Metaplanet runs a small chain of hotels in Japan and uses its cash to buy and hold Bitcoin.

Metaplanet is a Japanese company with two very different jobs. It runs a small group of hotels in Japan, welcoming guests who need a place to stay. And it buys and holds Bitcoin, treating the cryptocurrency as its main long-term bet. That second job is what has made it famous among investors.

Metaplanet Inc. (3350.T) Bitcoin-related business (Bitcoin treasury and derivatives): line art illustration of A stack of Bitcoin coins with the Bitcoin B logo beside a small Japanese hotel key tag
Bitcoin business
Metaplanet now earns most of its money from Bitcoin-related business, not its hotel.

The hotel business is the older, steadier part. Guests pay for rooms, and that money helps keep the lights on. But the company's real story today is Bitcoin. Metaplanet raises money from investors and uses it to buy more Bitcoin, aiming to grow how much of the cryptocurrency it holds per share. It is best understood as a Bitcoin treasury company that happens to run hotels, not the other way around. That approach makes it a close cousin of Strategy, the US software company that became a giant Bitcoin holder. Investors who want Bitcoin exposure through a stock rather than buying Bitcoin directly have treated Metaplanet as a way to do that in Japan. The company has moved fast: it kept announcing large Bitcoin purchases and raising money to fund them.


There are real risks. The company's value now swings with the price of Bitcoin, so if Bitcoin falls, the stock can fall hard. The hotel business is small and does not produce enough cash to buy large amounts of Bitcoin on its own, so Metaplanet relies on selling new shares and other fundraising. That can dilute existing owners. For better or worse, the company is essentially a Bitcoin bet with a hotel attached.

Saved answer · last researched 15 Nov 2026