Metaplanet’s Bitcoin Strategy Aims to Acquire 1% of the Total BTC Supply by 2027

The trend of corporations adding Bitcoin to their balance sheets is accelerating, with Japan-based investment firm Metaplanet and U.S. real estate firm Cardone Capital announcing significant new accumulation strategies. These moves signal a growing global movement of companies treating Bitcoin not as a speculative asset, but as a core treasury reserve.

Metaplanet has laid out an ambitious roadmap to acquire 1% of Bitcoin’s total supply, while real estate mogul Grant Cardone has made a major initial purchase with plans to acquire more.

Metaplanet has outlined a multi-year goal to acquire 210,000 BTC, which represents 1% of Bitcoin’s total possible supply of 21 million. A chart detailing the plan was recently shared on X by the firm’s CEO, Simon Gerovich, and amplified by Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) executive chairman Michael Saylor.

Currently holding 11,111 BTC, Metaplanet plans to increase this to 30,000 BTC in FY 2025, 100,000 BTC in FY 2026, and finally hit the 210,000 milestone the following year. The chart reveals a progressive, internally guided strategy that positions Bitcoin not as a speculative asset, but as a core treasury reserve.

“How many companies have a path to Bitcoin Sovereign?” Saylor tweeted, referencing Metaplanet’s trajectory.

The term “Bitcoin Sovereign,” popularized by Saylor, typically refers to entities–often nation-states–that pursue financial independence through Bitcoin.

Metaplanet’s playbook suggests a new frontier where corporations can aim for similar sovereignty, bypassing reliance on fiat currencies and inflation-prone central banking systems.

If successful, Metaplanet would join the ranks of Bitcoin-dominant institutions like Strategy, which 592,100 BTC. It would also set a precedent in the APAC, where corporate adoption of digital assets is rapidly evolving.

In a separate development, Cardone Capital, led by Grant Cardone, has joined the Bitcoin movement. The firm purchased 1,000 BTC, worth approximately $101 million, and announced plans to add another 3,000 BTC by year’s end.

We’re combining the two best-in-class assets,” , referring to Bitcoin and real estate. Cardone Capital, which manages over 14,000 multifamily units and $5.1 billion in AUM, is branding itself as the first real estate company with a full BTC strategy.

As more firms seek to anchor their balance sheets with Bitcoin, the concept of financial sovereignty is being redefined. What began with Strategy has become a global movement–stretching from Tokyo to Miami.