Bitcoin Penguins‘ presale is in its last stage with only 2 days to go.
The presale, which had a strong run is set to conclude on August 27.
The new meme coin has quickly carved out a niche for itself with a structured presale model and community-first approach.
With its listing confirmed for September 2, the project is drawing interest from both retail traders and industry observers.
The presale is gearing up for a dramatic finish as Metaplanet expanded its Bitcoin acquisition.
A structured presale with community ownership
Unlike many meme coin launches that rely on hype-driven marketing and loosely defined roadmaps, Bitcoin Penguins has introduced a deliberate presale system.
Its 15-stage presale model increases the token price by 5% at each stage, rewarding early adopters while creating momentum as the sale progresses.
Investors who entered during Stage 1 at $0.00100 could see a 75% gain by the presale’s conclusion.
So far, the project has raised $4.48 million, with each stage lasting only 48 hours—an indication of accelerating demand.
Out of its total 10 billion token supply, 55% has been allocated to presale participants, ensuring broad community ownership rather than heavy insider concentration.
This structure has positioned Bitcoin Penguins as a meme coin with a more transparent and equitable token distribution model compared with many competitors.
The project’s roadmap is ambitious, projecting a potential $2 price target by November 2025.
Strategic initiatives such as staking programs, partnerships, and community competitions are also intended to keep engagement high beyond the initial token listing.
Metaplanet expands Bitcoin holdings
The rise of Bitcoin Penguins comes at a time when institutional activity in the broader digital asset space is accelerating.
Tokyo-listed Metaplanet Inc., often referred to as “Asia’s MicroStrategy,” recently disclosed the purchase of 103 Bitcoin for 1.736 billion yen ($11.8 million) as part of its ongoing Bitcoin Treasury Operations.
Following the acquisition, Metaplanet now holds 18,991 BTC at an average purchase price of 15.05 million yen per coin, valued at more than $2.14 billion at current exchange rates.
This latest move comes just one week after the company added 775 Bitcoin to its balance sheet, underlining its rapid pace of accumulation.
Metaplanet’s strategy mirrors that of US-based MicroStrategy, using share issuances and bond programs to finance Bitcoin acquisitions.
The company has also partially redeemed bonds worth about $20.4 million, reflecting efforts to optimise liabilities while continuing to expand its crypto reserves.
The firm has gained attention for evaluating its performance in Bitcoin terms, reporting a 29.1% BTC Yield this quarter, highlighting the rise in holdings per share despite equity dilution.
Meme coin with a dual identity
Positioning itself as both a community-driven meme project and a token leveraging Bitcoin’s credibility, Bitcoin Penguins has tapped into two powerful narratives in the market: the cultural virality of memes and the institutional legitimacy of Bitcoin.
This dual identity has helped distinguish the token from the growing wave of speculative meme projects.
Bitcoin Penguins’ structured approach and defined roadmap have given it stronger credibility than many peers.
With a presale hard cap of $10 million and a fixed listing date, investors are assured that tokens will not linger in uncertainty.
For speculative investors, the project represents a high-risk, high-reward opportunity.
With its presale closing soon, Bitcoin Penguins is positioning itself as one of the most closely watched meme tokens of 2025.
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