Key Highlights:
- Capital B purchased over $58 million worth of Bitcoin today.
- It follows a similar move by Metaplanet as the Japanese firm acquired $632.5 million in BTC.
- However, BTC price continued consolidation despite the latest purchases.
Capital B, which is listed on Euronext Growth Paris under the ticker “ALCPB,” has further increased ts Bitcoin holdings, purchasing 551 BTC at a value of €54.7 million ($58.7 million). This move brings the total of the company to 2,800 BTC, making it one of the largest corporations in Europe that owns Bitcoin.
Capital B Acquires More BTC As Part of Treasury Strategy
The acquisitions were done in two funding rounds. The former, which had a price of €2.24 per share, closed on August 18 and was completely subscribed by Adam Back, the CEO of Blockstream. The fundraising round raised €2.59 million, which was used to purchase 21 BTC. The second round, which was done on September 16, was a rushed bookbuild done at an accelerated price of €1.55 per share.
🟠 Capital B confirms the acquisition of 551 BTC for €54.7 million, the holding of a total of 2,800 BTC, and a BTC Yield of 1,651.2% YTD⚡️
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— Capital B (@_ALCPB) September 22, 2025
It earned €58.1 million ($68.46 million), €52.6 million ($61.96 million) of which was spent on buying 530 BTC. These deals together summed up to the 551 BTC that was recently added to the reserves. The total amount of Bitcoin that Capital B had on September 22 was 2,800 BTC, according to Capital B. The company revealed a total cost of acquisition of €261 million ($280 million), and that is the average price of each coin to purchase $93,205 or $100,000.
The performance measures of the company show that there will be a rapid growth in 2025. Statistics indicate that its annualized yield on Bitcoin was 1,651.2% and annual yield in the last quarter was 27.8%. In real BTC returns, the company has amassed 660.5 BTC in the first half of 2021, and 496.3 BTC in the third quarter alone. These gains converted into local currency are equal to the year-to-date and July-September amounts of €65.6 million ($77.29 million) and €49.3 million ($58.09 million), respectively.
Capital B has already established itself as the first Bitcoin Treasury Company in Europe, with its balance sheet being based on the accumulation of Bitcoin. The plan goes hand-in-hand with data intelligence, artificial intelligence, and decentralized technology consultation operations. Executives focus on the goal of increasing the number of Bitcoin shares outstanding in fully diluted shares, and share-based instruments like warrants are already being conservatively included in the diluted share count.
Metaplanet Joins BTC Acquisition Spree
The move by Capital B occurs with other corporates investing more in Bitcoin. The recent purchase of 5,419 BTC for 93.65 billion yen or 632.5 million USD was confirmed by Metaplanet Inc., a Tokyo-based company. It had 25,555 BTC as a result of the acquisition, which was done at an average cost of 17.28 million yen (116,700) per coin. The company has cumulatively spent 398.21 billion yen or $2.69 billion, with an average cost of 15.58 million yen or $105,200 on every Bitcoin.
The performance indicators that were also reported by Metaplanet were related to its treasury operations. Its Bitcoin Yield was 41.7 in the period between July and September 2024 and increased to 309.8 in the fourth quarter. In the first half of 2025, it yielded at 95.6% and 129.4% whereas in July 1-September 22, 2025, it was 10.3%. Earlier, in August, Metaplanet announced raising $881 million to buy BTC.
This is in line with a time of relative stability in the wider Bitcoin market of these corporate disclosures. Bitcoin also ranged throughout the last week and has been ranging between $114,724 at the lowest point and $117,998 at the highest point. On Friday, the asset was down 1.22% to close at $115,690, followed by a slight rebound on Saturday. Trading on Sunday was again weak as the markets remained slightly above the level of $115,000.
Bitcoin had ended the previous weekend at $116,106, which is a 0.49% gain every day, and then declined on Saturday and recorded a 0.56% loss on Sunday, to close at $115,314. BTC hit its highest on Monday as it reached $116,802, then stabilized at $115,381. On Tuesday, an increase of 1.25% to $116,832 was recorded, and Wednesday saw the decline to 114,724 and then to 116,484, a fall of 0.30% on the day.
Both Capital B and Metaplanet have been engaged in excessive treasury accumulation policies, and their latest reports have underscored the magnitude of Bitcoin in the corporate balance sheets. However, the BTC price slumped 1.65% to $112,859.09 on Monday despite the acquisitions, as the crypto market saw panic liquidations of $1.7 billion.
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