The recent dip in Bitcoin’s price has sparked a wave of aggressive buying from major corporations, with companies like Strategy and Metaplanet seizing this opportunity to expand their holdings. Strategy, the world’s largest corporate Bitcoin holder, recently added $18 million worth of BTC, bringing its total reserves to over 628,946 BTC – a figure valued at more than $74.2 billion. This buying spree has propelled Strategy’s stock price up nearly 2,600% in five years, establishing it as the dominant player in corporate Bitcoin accumulation. Meanwhile, Japan-based Metaplanet, known for its similar approach to Bitcoin holdings, has also jumped on the dip, purchasing 775 BTC and boosting its total holdings to 18,888 BTC, worth roughly $2.18 billion. Metaplanet’s strategy is particularly noteworthy as its outstanding debt is significantly outweighed by its Bitcoin reserves, with a BTC-to-debt ratio of 18.67x – meaning the company would need a dramatic decline in Bitcoin value for its liabilities to equal its assets. This bold approach has fueled investor confidence and attracted Japanese retail investors, who made Metaplanet their most purchased stock on NISA accounts last week. Both companies show that market dips can be seen as an opportunity to expand long-term holdings. 2023’s Bitcoin volatility and trading volume surges offer a clear indication of this trend.