Japanese treasury outfit Metaplan et sold its own BTC stack and bought it back higher. On purpose. Not charity, not a fat finger — creditors wanted proof management would actually hit sell orders instead of doing the ape cold-storage death grip when the tape gets ugly.
▪️ Oct. 5 filing lays it out: converting coins to cash was part of the credit-rating chase and better financing access
▪️ Lenders wanted confidence management could use the holdings to meet obligations — even though shareholders bought in precisely because of those holdings
▪️ Proving that point wasn't cheap
📊 Sale proceeds:
¥124. 7 billion📊 Repurchase spend:
¥149. 9 billion📊 Paid per coin vs sale:
rough📊 Stack at Sept. 30:
44, 000 BTCShareholders wait years for price ladders up. Lenders have contracts with dates stamped on them. Same reserve has to please both crowds at once — somehow magically. That's the trick: you can't be a long-term conviction play and a short-term ATM for creditors without someone getting fucked.
🔮 They burned billions just to prove they'd dump bags. Remember that next time some suit shills you 'forever hodl' corporate treasuries.
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