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Metaplanet Responds to JPX Index New Regulation Consultation: It Does Not Affect Moving Forward With Its Bitcoin Strategy and Ecosystem Layout
ME News report, April 5 (UTC+8). In response to Japan Exchange Group (JPX)’s announcement that it is seeking public comment on delaying the inclusion of companies whose primary assets are cryptocurrencies into an index, Japanese Bitcoin treasury listed company Metaplanet’s CEO Simon Gerovich posted on the X platform to respond, saying he respects the relevant procedures and will actively participate, and that this will not affect the rollout of its Bitcoin strategy and ecosystem planning.
Simon Gerovich noted that Metaplanet was originally founded to provide Japanese investors with a compliant way to access Bitcoin through companies listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. However, the company’s strategy is not limited to asset allocation. It will promote the development of Japan’s Bitcoin ecosystem through “Project Nova,” including establishing operating businesses and investing in industry partners. As of now, more than 216,000 Japanese shareholders have participated in this strategy. Metaplanet will continue to maintain constructive communication with all parties, including JPX, to enhance the market’s understanding of Bitcoin and the company’s role in Japan’s financial system. (Source: PANews)