Metaplanet CEO Simon Gerovich took to X on September 6 to clarify his relationship with MMXX, stating he is neither a non-controlling shareholder of MMXX's parent company (Metaplanet) nor a director of MMXX. The statement also noted that the 10th tranche of new share subscription rights related to the MMXX investment were revoked on August 18 after terms adjustments. The move aims to address market concerns and enhance corporate transparency.

Metaplanet has secured a ¥1 billion loan from shareholder MMXX Ventures to fund additional Bitcoin purchases. At current prices, the funds could buy about 119.456 BTC, reinforcing the firm's Bitcoin-first strategy amid rising corporate and whale accumulation.

Metaplanet has secured a 1 billion yen loan from shareholder MMXX Ventures to expand its Bitcoin holdings. At current prices, the funds could buy about 119.456 BTC, reinforcing the firm's Bitcoin-first strategy amid growing corporate demand.

Metaplanet has secured a 1 billion yen loan from shareholder MMXX Ventures to buy more Bitcoin. The move could add about 119 BTC to its existing 245.99 BTC holdings, reinforcing its Bitcoin-first strategy.

Metaplanet has secured a 1 billion yen loan at 0.1% annual interest to fund additional Bitcoin purchases. Based on current prices, the company could add about 119.456 BTC to its existing 245.99 BTC holdings as it pushes forward its Bitcoin-first strategy.