Metaplanet Is Now the Fourth-Largest Public Bitcoin Holder After Latest 5,268 BTC Buy
Metaplanet bought 5,268 BTC, raising its total holdings to 30,823 BTC and making it the fourth-largest publicly traded bitcoin treasury.

Metaplanet bought 5,268 BTC, raising its total holdings to 30,823 BTC and making it the fourth-largest publicly traded bitcoin treasury.
US regulators are investigating over 200 companies for unusual stock trading ahead of crypto-treasury announcements, suspecting possible insider leaks. The SEC and FINRA are checking compliance with disclosure rules, with potential fines and sanctions if violations are found.
MicroStrategy bought 196 more Bitcoin, raising its total holdings to 640,031 BTC, but funded most purchases by issuing over 3 million new shares. This share dilution has raised concerns among investors as the company’s stock underperforms despite strong Bitcoin gains.
Turkey is preparing a law that would let its financial crime agency, Masak, freeze cryptocurrency and bank accounts linked to illegal activity. The rules also aim to strengthen oversight of crypto exchanges and curb the use of rented accounts and suspicious wallets.
The company will change its name to Bitcoin Japan Corporation on 11 November 2025. It is launching a Bitcoin treasury business and plans to expand into related financial services.
Nearly 10 years after losing access to his Coinbase account, NBA legend Kevin Durant has finally regained control of his long-dormant Bitcoin stash. But what began as a feel-good recovery story has unexpectedly stirred anger among Coinbase users who say their own pleas for help have gone unanswered.
A new South Korean drama "To The Moon", follows three women investing in crypto during the 2017–2018 Bitcoin boom. It highlights the country’s $3.15 billion daily retail crypto market and growing regulatory oversight.
The Trump family’s American Bitcoin Corp started trading on Nasdaq, raising $2.1 billion and holding 2,443 Bitcoins to offer investors regulated crypto exposure. This comes as Donald Trump’s administration eases crypto regulations, boosting family-held digital assets worth over $5 billion.
US lawmakers are meeting with crypto leaders to discuss a bill that would let the government buy one million Bitcoin over five years. The plan aims to build a strategic Bitcoin reserve using budget-neutral funding, but it needs wider political support to move forward.
South African company Altvest plans to raise $210 million to buy Bitcoin and rebrand as Africa Bitcoin Corp. The firm aims to hold Bitcoin as a core reserve asset and list on regional and international exchanges.
Binance's former CEO, Changpeng Zhao (CZ), faces travel restrictions in the U.S. as a judge rules to curb potential flight risks amidst legal proceedings.
Inferno Drainer's shutdown highlights challenges and opportunities in combating cryptocurrency fraud, leaving the community with a mix of relief and vigilance.
Ravi Menon, Managing Director of the Monetary Authority of Singapore, envisions a future with three main components: central bank digital currencies, tokenised bank liabilities, and "well-regulated" stablecoins.
The FSC will purportedly provide policy support, encouraging periodic capability evaluations for companies to enhance their anti-money laundering measures.
OKX's entry into Brazil brings cutting-edge services and Web3 innovation, shaping the future of crypto trading in the region.
Launched since 2022, Wind.app has facilitated a annualised gross transaction volume (GTV) exceeding $3 million.
Vitalik Buterin warns of an existential threat from uncontrolled AI evolution, advocating for intervention and suggesting brain-computer interfaces as a solution.
Singapore's central bank head forecasts the decline of private cryptocurrencies for their unreliability. He envisions a future with regulated coins and central bank digital currencies, echoed by Rao, from India's Reserve Bank. The FSB flags risks from complex crypto firms, emphasising the need for robust regulations. The shift towards regulated digital currencies is clear, yet strong oversight remains crucial.
Titan Contents, founded by ex-SM Entertainment CEO Nikki Semin Han, is set to revolutionise the global K-pop scene. Bridging East-West talent and leveraging Web3, metaverse, and AI, the company aims to redefine traditional K-pop models. With an expert team, Titan Contents is poised to shape the genre's future, aiming for international success in the dynamic K-pop landscape.
Meta disclosed further details regarding its stance on political ads, now demanding advertisers to disclose when they employ artificial intelligence to manipulate images or videos in certain political adverts.