Metaplanet, a Japanese company, has declared its plan to issue $15 million in regular bonds for the purpose of acquiring Bitcoin (BTC). The move shows the company's commitment to increasing its Bitcoin holdings despite a recent price drop from its peak of $105,000. The bonds issued by Metaplanet have a 0% interest rate and are due to mature on November 12, with a total value of $375,000. By issuing these bonds, Metaplanet aims to get closer to its goal of holding 10,000 Bitcoins by 2025. If the company successfully raises the full $15 million, it could purchase around 147 BTC at the current market price. This latest move follows the acquisition of 1,241 Bitcoin, valued at $126.7 million, which brought Metaplanet's total Bitcoin holdings to 6,796 BTC. This strategy aligns with the broader trend seen in 2025 of businesses becoming the leading buyers of Bitcoin, surpassing governments and exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Strategy, previously known as MicroStrategy, is at the forefront of this trend, having recently purchased 13,390 BTC for $1.34 billion in May. Despite the optimism around Bitcoin's recent price surge, there are concerns about the sustainability of businesses like Strategy leveraging Bitcoin to fund acquisitions, as a market downturn could result in substantial losses. Analysts believe that despite the recent price dip, Bitcoin still has the potential to reach new record highs.