Metaplanet Inc (MTPLF)

$1.40 +0.02 (1.45%)
Market Cap N/A
Revenue (ttm) 0.00
Net Income (ttm) 0.00
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio N/A
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin 0.00%
Debt to Equity Ratio N/A
Volume 1,179,200
Avg Vol 918,980
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out N/A
Stochastic %K 25%
Beta N/A
Analysts Strong Buy
Price Target N/A

Company Profile

Metaplanet Inc. owns and operates a hotel and bitcoin-focused operations in Japan and internationally. It operates through Hotel Business and Bitcoin Related Business segments. The Hotel Business segment provides accommodation and related hotel services. The Bitcoin Related Business segment offers bitcoin derivatives. The company was incorporated in 1999 and is based in Minato, Japan.

Industry: Restaurants
Sector: Consumer Cyclical
Phone: 81 3 6772 3696
Address:
Roppongi Hills Mori Tower, 16 Floor 6-10-1 Roppongi, Minato, Japan
DunbPuck
DunbPuck Jul. 31 at 5:47 PM
$MTPLF $MPJPY I ain't mad about it. More time to accumulate at these prices 😎
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DATCAP
DATCAP Jul. 23 at 5:02 PM
$MTPLF’s upside is not just Bitcoin. Metaplanet now holds 43,000 BTC, but it also generated ¥4.7B of revenue from its Bitcoin options business during the first half and ¥11.4B over the last 12 months. That matters while the stock trades around 0.82x mNAV. Selling common here would dilute Bitcoin holdings per share (HPS), so internal income gives Metaplanet another way to fund BTC purchases without waiting for the stock to rerate. The bull case has three engines: 1. BTC recovers. 2. Options income funds more BTC per share. 3. Continued HPS growth helps close the stock’s discount. Metaplanet does not need all three to work at once. If they do, the upside compounds. The revenue figure includes valuation changes as well as premiums and realized results, so cash conversion remains the number to watch.
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DunbPuck
DunbPuck Jul. 21 at 8:52 PM
$MTPLF $MPJPY You gotta love it 😎
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AdmiralTweezers
AdmiralTweezers Jul. 21 at 2:28 PM
$MTPLF I think the problem with instruments like this is liquidity. That’s as far as I got.
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DATCAP
DATCAP Jul. 20 at 6:50 PM
$MTPLF’s last quarter proves management can grow holdings per share (HPS). It does not prove the same financing playbook works today. From March 31 through June 30, BTC per share increased about 6.4% while the share count increased only 0.6%. The prior capital allocation was productive. But the stock now trades around 0.76x mNAV, with Implied Productivity near -0.38x. Issuing common here would add BTC to the company while reducing BTC owned per existing share. That is the tension: Metaplanet’s execution record remains valuable, but its previously productive common-equity window is currently closed. Past accretion is an achievement, not reusable financing capacity.
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DATCAP
DATCAP Jul. 16 at 8:08 PM
$MTPLF is a good example of why “below NAV” is incomplete. At roughly $1.44 per share and $64.2K BTC: • Basic common market cap / BTC NAV: 0.67x • Enterprise mNAV after $395M of net senior claims: 0.81x • Standardized assumed-diluted equity value / BTC NAV: 1.07x All three numbers are valid. They answer different questions. Current basic shares trade below the BTC stack. But Implied Productivity is +0.07x because the share price clears the BTC-per-share issuance hurdle after including the standardized 2.06B-share denominator, versus 1.28B basic shares today. So “mNAV below 1.0x means Metaplanet cannot issue common accretively” is not necessarily true. The answer changes with the denominator—and with whether those assumed instruments actually become shares.
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DunbPuck
DunbPuck Jul. 16 at 4:46 PM
$MTPLF $MPJPY
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Layerz
Layerz Jul. 15 at 1:12 PM
$BTC.X $MTPLF
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Lord_Burglekutt
Lord_Burglekutt Jul. 15 at 12:17 PM
$SRXH I think you all need to ask look at the differences between Gen 1 and Gen 2 treasuries. Paper Traded was only for pre-merger. Now results and financials will start coming in. Eric stated companies want his Gen 2 yesterday in the Fireside Chat. Gen 1 was a major weakness: It's fully exposed to volatility and drawdowns. Limited ability to hedge, reduce risk in stress, or adapt to regime changes. Built primarily for bull markets. Just look at $MSTR $MTPLF and $SBET ad $BMNR All have had significant downward action as bitcoin and the entire market continues to drop. Gen 2 EMJX: It adds systematic risk management, hedging, and adaptability that Gen 1 lacks. Proponents argue this makes digital assets more viable for corporate/institutional balance sheets long-term. Real-world signals (e.g., EMJX shifting toward defense when models turned negative in 2026) show the framework in action. If Gen 2 is legit, we are talking about hundreds of dollars a share, not 5 dollars or whatever.
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ponderevo
ponderevo Jul. 11 at 7:46 PM
$MPJPY $MTPLF Once these are approved and they start accessing the funding channels, look out.
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DunbPuck
DunbPuck Jul. 31 at 5:47 PM
$MTPLF $MPJPY I ain't mad about it. More time to accumulate at these prices 😎
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DATCAP
DATCAP Jul. 23 at 5:02 PM
$MTPLF’s upside is not just Bitcoin. Metaplanet now holds 43,000 BTC, but it also generated ¥4.7B of revenue from its Bitcoin options business during the first half and ¥11.4B over the last 12 months. That matters while the stock trades around 0.82x mNAV. Selling common here would dilute Bitcoin holdings per share (HPS), so internal income gives Metaplanet another way to fund BTC purchases without waiting for the stock to rerate. The bull case has three engines: 1. BTC recovers. 2. Options income funds more BTC per share. 3. Continued HPS growth helps close the stock’s discount. Metaplanet does not need all three to work at once. If they do, the upside compounds. The revenue figure includes valuation changes as well as premiums and realized results, so cash conversion remains the number to watch.
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DunbPuck
DunbPuck Jul. 21 at 8:52 PM
$MTPLF $MPJPY You gotta love it 😎
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AdmiralTweezers
AdmiralTweezers Jul. 21 at 2:28 PM
$MTPLF I think the problem with instruments like this is liquidity. That’s as far as I got.
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DATCAP
DATCAP Jul. 20 at 6:50 PM
$MTPLF’s last quarter proves management can grow holdings per share (HPS). It does not prove the same financing playbook works today. From March 31 through June 30, BTC per share increased about 6.4% while the share count increased only 0.6%. The prior capital allocation was productive. But the stock now trades around 0.76x mNAV, with Implied Productivity near -0.38x. Issuing common here would add BTC to the company while reducing BTC owned per existing share. That is the tension: Metaplanet’s execution record remains valuable, but its previously productive common-equity window is currently closed. Past accretion is an achievement, not reusable financing capacity.
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DATCAP
DATCAP Jul. 16 at 8:08 PM
$MTPLF is a good example of why “below NAV” is incomplete. At roughly $1.44 per share and $64.2K BTC: • Basic common market cap / BTC NAV: 0.67x • Enterprise mNAV after $395M of net senior claims: 0.81x • Standardized assumed-diluted equity value / BTC NAV: 1.07x All three numbers are valid. They answer different questions. Current basic shares trade below the BTC stack. But Implied Productivity is +0.07x because the share price clears the BTC-per-share issuance hurdle after including the standardized 2.06B-share denominator, versus 1.28B basic shares today. So “mNAV below 1.0x means Metaplanet cannot issue common accretively” is not necessarily true. The answer changes with the denominator—and with whether those assumed instruments actually become shares.
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DunbPuck
DunbPuck Jul. 16 at 4:46 PM
$MTPLF $MPJPY
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Layerz
Layerz Jul. 15 at 1:12 PM
$BTC.X $MTPLF
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Lord_Burglekutt
Lord_Burglekutt Jul. 15 at 12:17 PM
$SRXH I think you all need to ask look at the differences between Gen 1 and Gen 2 treasuries. Paper Traded was only for pre-merger. Now results and financials will start coming in. Eric stated companies want his Gen 2 yesterday in the Fireside Chat. Gen 1 was a major weakness: It's fully exposed to volatility and drawdowns. Limited ability to hedge, reduce risk in stress, or adapt to regime changes. Built primarily for bull markets. Just look at $MSTR $MTPLF and $SBET ad $BMNR All have had significant downward action as bitcoin and the entire market continues to drop. Gen 2 EMJX: It adds systematic risk management, hedging, and adaptability that Gen 1 lacks. Proponents argue this makes digital assets more viable for corporate/institutional balance sheets long-term. Real-world signals (e.g., EMJX shifting toward defense when models turned negative in 2026) show the framework in action. If Gen 2 is legit, we are talking about hundreds of dollars a share, not 5 dollars or whatever.
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ponderevo
ponderevo Jul. 11 at 7:46 PM
$MPJPY $MTPLF Once these are approved and they start accessing the funding channels, look out.
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TheSaint229
TheSaint229 Jul. 10 at 12:30 PM
$BTC.X $MTPLF $MSTR megaplanet is about to launch their own div like mstr. Japan is about to join the BTC bull run too they got some deep pocket in Japan 😲
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BitcoinPierre
BitcoinPierre Jul. 10 at 5:21 AM
I still think Metaplanet is the most undervalued stock in the world right now. It is essentially an amplified JPY carry trade. Short a terminally indebted currency and long absolute scarcity in $BTC.X Something big is coming over the next few months. It's important to understand that a bet on Metaplanet is first a bet on Bitcoin itself winning. They are the 3rd largest public company holder of Bitcoin in the world with 43,000 BTC on the balance sheet. I think the value here is deep and have allocated accordingly. Bullish on $MTPLF and $MPJPY
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DiamantesManos
DiamantesManos Jul. 10 at 2:13 AM
$MTPLF $MPJPY $BTC.X
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DiamantesManos
DiamantesManos Jul. 9 at 4:41 PM
$MTPLF $MPJPY $BTC.X https://cryptobriefing.com/blackrock-iefa-etf-metaplanet-stake-increase/
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TD3712
TD3712 Jul. 9 at 4:08 PM
$MTPLF accumulation time before the huge run 🚀 $MSTR $ASST $TSWCF
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BillionerOfKing
BillionerOfKing Jul. 6 at 11:25 PM
$MTPLF Current Stock Price: $1.42
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DiamantesManos
DiamantesManos Jul. 5 at 11:52 PM
$MTPLF $MPJPY $BTC.X https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/japan-bankruptcies-surge-all-time-high-result-plunging-yen
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skcots_13
skcots_13 Jun. 30 at 7:12 PM
$MTPLF regrets i had a few, ..but then again, too few to mention. one of my biggest regrets here. just a tax write-off by eoy. unless there's a miracle here and i'm not talking about divine intervention.
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cloudforever
cloudforever Jun. 29 at 7:56 PM
$MTPLF winter here
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TheWizard
TheWizard Jun. 27 at 8:59 AM
$MTPLF This one kicked me hard in the nuts
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short_long
short_long Jun. 25 at 8:53 PM
$MSTR This is a huge fail like $BMNR and $MTPLF. The CEOs should be arrested
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Trumpobert_Duck
Trumpobert_Duck Jun. 19 at 2:41 PM
$MTPLF any realistic price targets?
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