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South Korean listed BTC treasury company Bitplanet has purchased 93 BTC for the first time

according to Decrypt, the South Korean listed company Bitplanet executed its first purchase of the daily Bitcoin accumulation plan, buying 93 BTC on Sunday, as part of its goal to establish a stock of 10,000 bitcoins.

The company is reportedly supported by Metaplanet CEO Simon Gerovich, and this move is positioned as the first Bitcoin purchase by a South Korean listed company. Bitplanet announced this plan at the Bitcoin Asia 2025 conference at the end of August and rebranded, reserving $40 million for future purchases.

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