Jason Fang, Founder of Sora Ventures, introduced the MicroStrategy 2.0 framework for Asia, at Consensus Hong Kong, offering a fresh perspective on generating Bitcoin yield through structured products.
He highlighted the rapid rise of Metaplanet, which has now become Japan’s largest public company Bitcoin holder. Fang also discussed ongoing efforts to revolutionize the Bitcoin investment landscape in Hong Kong.
Sora Ventures Founder Unveils MicroStrategy 2.0 Framework
Fang emphasized that this innovative approach provides retail investors with a simplified way to enhance their Bitcoin holdings without the complexities of managing private keys.
This method aligns with global trends where institutions are increasingly exploring structured financial products to maximize their digital asset exposure.
Metaplanet’s Expanding Bitcoin Holdings
Metaplanet has been actively expanding its Bitcoin portfolio. In 2024, the company executed a roll-up transaction of its Bitcoin put options in collaboration with QCP Capital, a leading Singapore-based digital asset trading firm.
The move replaced its previous Bitcoin put options, initially disclosed on October 3, 2024, with new options at an updated strike price. This strategy allowed Metaplanet to optimize its Bitcoin holdings while mitigating market risks.
In a recent Bitcoin acquisition, Metaplanet purchased an additional 269.43 BTC at an average price of 14.8 million yen ($97,628.87) per Bitcoin. This latest acquisition has brought the company’s total Bitcoin holdings to 2,031.41 BTC.
Metaplanet’s Bitcoin accumulation strategy aligns with other institutional market players who view Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset. Companies like MicroStrategy in the U.S. and Metaplanet in Japan are leading the way in integrating Bitcoin into their corporate treasury strategies.
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A New Era for Bitcoin Investment in Asia
The introduction of the MicroStrategy 2.0 framework for Asia reflects a broader shift in the region’s approach to Bitcoin investment. Traditionally, institutional investors have faced challenges related to regulatory uncertainty and market volatility.
However, with structured products now entering the scene, the Asian market is becoming more sophisticated in how it manages and yields Bitcoin investments.
Fang’s vision for Hong Kong as a Bitcoin innovation hub aligns with the city’s push to establish itself as a major player in the digital asset industry. With increasing institutional adoption and strategic financial instruments, Bitcoin investment in Asia is evolving rapidly.
Metaplanet’s growing Bitcoin holdings, combined with new investment strategies like MicroStrategy 2.0, indicate a strong institutional commitment to Bitcoin in Japan and across Asia.
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