Metaplanet

MSCI has opened a consultation on rules that could exclude non-operating companies from its Global Investable Market Indexes. The proposal may affect bitcoin treasury firms including Strategy and Metaplanet if adopted in a future index review.

Bitcoin and XRP are struggling as crypto markets absorb stalled regulatory progress, renewed spot bitcoin ETF outflows and pressure from rising long-term yields. Despite the weak backdrop, some market participants continue to watch for a stronger move in the final months of the year.

Two of the largest public bitcoin treasury firms are carrying combined unrealized losses of nearly $10 billion, underscoring the risks of concentrating corporate balance sheets in one token. Bitcoin remains rangebound between $62,000 and $66,000 as traders weigh fading bearish momentum against macro catalysts.

Bitcoin is cautiously testing the $65K level for a fourth consecutive day, with traders watching whether the market can build momentum toward the $70K region. Broader crypto sentiment remains fragile, but signs of stabilization, weaker derivatives activity, and major treasury disclosures are shaping the latest market narrative.

Metaplanet is working with JPYC, Progmat and Siiibo Securities on a study into bitcoin backed digital credit products in Japan. The effort examines how BTC collateral, stablecoin settlement and security token infrastructure could support round the clock credit markets.

With Japan grappling with fiscal instability, Metaplanet's decision to embrace bitcoin as a reserve asset underscores a strategic shift.