[Metaplanet Denies Dishonest Information Disclosure, Long-Term Bitcoin Accumulation Strategy Unchanged] On February 20, Simon Gerovich, CEO of Japan's Bitcoin treasury company Metaplanet, responded on the X platform to accusations from an anonymous account claiming the company was 'dishonest in information disclosure.' He stated that the allegations were inconsistent with the facts and reaffirmed that the company's long-term systematic Bitcoin accumulation strategy remains unchanged. Simon Gerovich pointed out that over the past six months, the company has increased its allocation to yield-generating businesses, earning premiums through the sale of put options and spread strategies, with a portion of the funds allocated to long-term Bitcoin holdings. He emphasized that all Bitcoin purchases have been disclosed in a timely manner, the company's Bitcoin addresses are public, and shareholders can view the holdings in real-time. He denied accusations of 'buying at September highs without disclosure,' clarifying that four Bitcoin purchases were made in September, all of which were announced. He stressed that the company's strategy is to accumulate Bitcoin over the long term rather than engage in market timing. The sale of put options is aimed at acquiring Bitcoin at a cost below the spot price. Frequent losses are attributed to unrealized fair value fluctuations from long-term Bitcoin holdings, and interpreting this as a strategic failure is a misunderstanding.