The loss from storing and managing Bitcoin is estimated at $632 million, with a net loss of $491 million.
Metaplanet stated that the revaluation of BTC does not affect the company's actual cash flows or operating activities. According to Metaplanet's financial statements, its revenue last year was 8.905 billion Japanese yen (approximately $58 million), with an operating profit of $40 million.
Revenue from the company's Bitcoin Income Generation (BIT) reserve is estimated at $55 million, $15 million higher than expected. The company increased its Bitcoin holdings over the year. At the end of 2024, the company held 1,762 BTC, and by the end of 2025, it held 35,102 BTC. BTC yield per diluted share (BTC Yield) for the year was 568%—this metric reflects the growth in the number of bitcoins per share, taking into account potential capital dilution.
In 2026, Metaplanet expects to generate revenue of $103 million and operating profit of approximately $73 million. The company hopes to achieve this primarily through its Bitcoin holdings, which it promises to replenish throughout the year. However, Metaplanet did not provide a net profit forecast for 2026. The company attributed this to the high volatility and difficulty of predicting the Bitcoin price.
In mid-2025, Metaplanet CEO Simon Gerovich stated that his company aims to accumulate as much bitcoin as possible in order to later use these funds to purchase other profit-generating companies.