Metaplanet’s revised policy sets guideline targets of about 85%–90% of total assets in Bitcoin and 10%–15% in strategic investments. The strategic bucket is intended for acquisitions, income-producing securities and asset-management initiatives. Its new Net Interest Income Strategy aims to create recurring cash flow that can help cover financing costs and support further Bitcoin accumulation. Metaplanet CEO Simon Gerovich’s Oct. 5 update · UncleDividends’ account of the policy

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Metaplanet’s revised policy sets guideline targets of about 85%–90% of total assets in Bitcoin and 10%–15% in strategic investments. The strategic bucket is intended for acquisitions, income-producing securities and asset-management initiatives. Its new Net Interest Income Strategy aims to create recurring cash flow that can help cover financing costs and support further Bitcoin accumulation. Metaplanet CEO Simon Gerovich’s Oct. 5 update · UncleDividends’ account of the policy

The supplied policy summary says Bitcoin-purchase credit-facility borrowing is generally targeted below 10% of BTC net asset value; it also describes selective common-stock issuance when mNAV is above 1.0x. These are policy guardrails, not transaction terms. Metaplanet reported holding 44,000 BTC at Sept. 30. Gerovich’s update

Proposed Super League transaction

Metaplanet plans to contribute 2,100 BTC and $2.5 million to gain control of Nasdaq-listed Super League Enterprise, rename it Superplanet, and consolidate it as a U.S. Bitcoin-treasury platform. CEO Gerovich described the platform’s purpose as accessing U.S. capital markets and expanding Metaplanet’s Bitcoin-finance business. Gerovich’s Aug. 18 announcement The supplied summary says Metaplanet would appoint a majority of the board and expects closing in Q4 2026, subject to shareholder, SEC and Nasdaq steps.

As of Gerovich’s Oct. 5 update, the transaction was still pending. The available findings do not establish that it has since closed or independently confirm the stated consideration, board rights, or all closing conditions.

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