Assets are overvalued due to artificially suppressed interest rates over the last 20 years, which has created bubbles in real estate and stocks. Bonds provide negative real return. Cash loses purchasing power every year. The only rational option for long term value storage for non traders is hard assets or undervalued companies if you can find them in an environment of overvaluations, which even Warren Buffet can’t do. Precious metals were the logical choice for this environment in the past, but that was before Bitcoin arrived on the scene and solved for all of Gold’s shortcomings: difficult verification, difficult transport, difficult storage, and gradual debasement. Until there is a structural reset and all financial assets are repriced, the only rational place for the average investor to store their long term wealth is Bitcoin. Diversification is normally a great strategy, but that assumes a functioning financial system that operates according to free market principles. Unfortunately, we live in a centrally controlled financial system where the Fed has distorted all prices across all assets within the system by manipulating the price of the money the underlies the entire system. To protect your wealth, you have to step outside of the system and ditch antiquated stores of value like Gold. Once you realize this, you realize Bitcoin is the hurdle rate, and you become a Bitcoin maxi.

Metaplanet's bitcoin accumulation strategy:

Shareholders have the power to fire Simon Gerovich. Metaplanet has potential, but not with the current leadership in place. Instead of complaining about management and being ignored by them, why not replace them? If you are a shareholder or are interested in becoming a shareholder, there are options. The 10th Series anti-dilution clause wasn’t just a bad business decision. It was a severe breach of fiduciary duty that transferred a massive amount of shareholder wealth directly into the hands of CEO Simon Gerovich. Investors trusted leadership to build value, not to siphon it away from the people who funded the vision. If the current board of directors refuses to hold Simon accountable and protect shareholder investments, investors have the legal power to remove them and force his ouster. The Japanese Companies Act gives shareholders the ultimate authority. Investors are not helpless. Here is exactly how shareholders can successfully unite to purge the board and save Metaplanet: 1️⃣ Step 1: The 3% Trigger (The EGM Demand) Shareholders don’t have to wait for the next annual meeting. Any shareholder—or group of shareholders—who has held just 3% of Metaplanet’s voting rights for the last 6 months can legally demand an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM). If Simon’s board tries to ignore the request and block the meeting, Japanese law allows shareholders to bypass them completely and petition the court to call the meeting themselves. 2️⃣ Step 2: The 50% Victory (The Proxy Power) Once the EGM is called, shareholders hold the cards. Removing a resistant director only requires a simple majority (over 50%) of the votes cast at the meeting. Simon relies on a divided, quiet shareholder base to keep his grip on power. But when retail and institutional investors align, they easily command the numbers needed to vote out every single director standing in the way of a new CEO. 3️⃣ Step 3: Launching the Proxy Campaign This is where shareholder unity becomes a strength. Investors need to pool their votes, launch an organized proxy campaign, and coordinate their blocks. By voting out the defensive directors and installing independent leaders who actually respect fiduciary duty, the new board can immediately terminate Simon Gerovich. The Bottom Line: Metaplanet’s future belongs to its owners—the shareholders—not an executive looking out for his own pockets. Investors have the law on their side, and they have the numbers. It is time to stop complaining on the sidelines and start organizing. Share this, tag fellow investors, and coordinate voting blocks. It’s time to clean house. @HODL15Capital @thebtcpharaoh @ZynxBTC @tenb1 @727jht @odysseusito @vinz0r @market2kk

Lies, lies, lies. Simon says that they sold 10,000 Bitcoin and bought them back again at a $73 million loss to prove liquidity. He must truly think shareholders are stupid. (Most of the remaining ones are to be honest.) You don't need to sell close to a quarter of your BTC to prove liquidity, and at a 9% loss to boot. This has all the markings of a trade gone wrong. They probably needed the cash for their put selling activity, and ended up destroying significant shareholder value in the process. Metaplanet is now actively decreasing Bitcoin per share. They are going in the opposite direction of the other treasuries. Could you imagine if MSTR, ASST, of SWC were secretly trading close to 25% of their BTC like Metaplanet did? Metaplanet management is both corrupt and incompetent.

You don’t have to own Metaplanet to criticize management and hold them accountable. Metaplanet is the third largest Bitcoin treasury in the world and only credible player in Japan. Their actions impact all Bitcoiners and the ecosystem. It’s also the right thing to do to call out immoral behavior and protect potential investors from an extractive company. Thanks to those continuing the effort: @HODL15Capital @ZynxBTC @RoaringRagnar @thebtcpharaoh @odysseusito