Metaplanet acquires Siiibo Securities in $13.1m deal to advance Bitcoin strategy
The approximately $13.1 million acquisition gives Metaplanet a regulated securities platform to develop Bitcoin-linked investment products.
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Metaplanet acquires Siiibo Securities in $13.1m deal to advance Bitcoin strategy
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Metaplanet buys Siiibo Securities to accelerate bitcoin financial ecosystem plans
The approximately $13.1 million acquisition gives Metaplanet a regulated securities platform to develop Bitcoin-linked investment products.
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Metaplanet will make Siiibo Securities a wholly owned subsidiary and rename it Metaplanet Securities, adding securities licensing and distribution capabilities to the group.
The roughly $13.1 million deal supports Project Nova, Metaplanet's long-term initiative to build a Bitcoin-centric financial ecosystem through BTC-linked bonds, tokenized securities, and other digital asset products.
Metaplanet (3350) acquired Siiibo Securities, a Tokyo-based regulated broker, in a deal valued at approximately 2.1 billion yen ($13.1 million), the
Japanese bitcoin treasury company announced on Friday
.
Following the completion of the transaction, Siiibo Securities will become a wholly owned subsidiary, renamed Metaplanet Securities.
The acquisition marks the first major step in Metaplanet's "Project Nova," a long-term strategy aimed at building a bitcoin-focused financial ecosystem. The company, which
holds 40,177 BTC
($2.6 billion) as of May 31, views bitcoin not only as a treasury asset but also as the foundation for a new generation of financial products and services.
Siiibo Securities specializes in corporate bond issuance and distribution through an online platform and has supported more than 100 bond offerings for over 40 companies. Metaplanet believes the firm's regulatory licenses, customer base, and securities expertise complement its ambitions in digital assets and tokenized finance.
The companies expect synergies including the development of bitcoin-linked investment products, expanded securities distribution capabilities, and the creation of tokenized financial instruments. Metaplanet also plans to leverage Siiibo's platform to provide new yield-generating opportunities for investors and strengthen its presence in Japan's evolving digital asset market.
UPDATE (June 12, 11:15 UTC):
Amends description from "Type I Financial Instruments Business Operator"of Siiibo in first paragraph.
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