Metaplanet closes Siiibo acquisition and launches securities unit

Metaplanet closes Siiibo acquisition and launches securities unit

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2026-07-14 00:57:36
Metaplanet has completed its acquisition of Siiibo Securities and launched a new subsidiary, Metaplanet Securities, according to Techub News. The business holds a Type I Financial Instruments Business license from Japan’s Financial Services Agency and is set to develop bitcoin-backed bonds and digital credit products. Metaplanet acquired the Tokyo-based broker for 2.1 billion yen and plans to work with JPYC and Progmat to build a digital credit ecosystem. The company said it will use its bitcoin reserves as credit-enhancement collateral for regulated, yen-denominated bitcoin-backed yield products aimed at investors. Product design and the timeline for issuance are still under review.
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Metaplanet has completed its acquisition of Siiibo Securities and launched a new subsidiary, Metaplanet Securities, according to Techub News.

The unit holds a Type I Financial Instruments Business license from Japan’s Financial Services Agency and will develop bitcoin-backed bonds and digital credit products.

Metaplanet acquired the Tokyo-based brokerage for 2.1 billion yen. It also plans to work with JPYC and Progmat to build a digital credit ecosystem, using its bitcoin reserves as credit-enhancement collateral for regulated, yen-denominated bitcoin-backed yield products for investors.

The company is still evaluating product design and the timing of issuance.

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