Odaily Planet Daily reports that on July 10, 2026, Metaplanet announced a joint research initiative with JPYC, Progmat, and Metaplanet Securities to develop bitcoin-backed digital credit products, planning to use bitcoin as collateral for tokenized instruments, including digital corporate bonds settled in JPYC stablecoins and managed by security tokens. As of the end of the second quarter of 2026, Metaplanet held approximately 43,000 BTC, valued at $2.75 billion based on Saturday’s BTC exchange rate. Metaplanet stated that the research has not yet resulted in any product launch, and no issuance dates, interest rates, product structures, or sales methods have been determined; its 43,000 BTC holdings are currently not pledged to any specific product. (Bitcoin.com News)
Metaplanet is researching Bitcoin-backed digital bonds with 43,000 BTC holdings
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Metaplanet is researching Bitcoin-backed digital bonds, according to the latest digital asset news. The company, which holds 43,000 BTC valued at $2.75 billion, is collaborating with JPYC, Progmat, and Metaplanet Securities. The project examines tokenized instruments, including yen-stablecoin settlements and security tokens. No product launch date or structure has been finalized. Digital collectibles news also underscores Metaplanet’s broader interest in blockchain-based assets. The BTC has not yet been pledged to any specific offering.
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