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title: "Super League Buys 4 More Bitcoin Ahead of Metaplanet Deal"
date: 2026-10-26
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# Super League Buys 4 More Bitcoin Ahead of Metaplanet Deal

Super League Enterprise (Nasdaq: SLE) bought four Bitcoin from October 22 to October 25, 2026, its latest 8-K shows. The gaming advertiser paid about $80,581.26 per coin, lifting its disclosed buys to seven before Metaplanet’s 2,100 BTC arrives.

## Key Facts

- Super League Enterprise bought four Bitcoin over four days at an average price of about $80,581.26 per coin.
- The company has disclosed buying seven Bitcoin this month across three 8-K filings, for roughly $568,000 in total.
- The SEC filing names Super League as the buyer, contradicting reports that credited the coins to Metaplanet’s US subsidiary.
- Metaplanet still plans to contribute 2,100 BTC and $2.5 million in cash when the deal closes in the fourth quarter.

## Seven coins across three filings, each at a lower price

Item 8.01 of the [latest 8-K](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1621672/000143774926033462/slgg20261025_8k.htm) covers the buy in one sentence. Super League tied it to its “**exploration of Bitcoin as a treasury asset alongside cash and cash equivalents**,” wording it used in both earlier filings.

| Purchase window | BTC bought | Average price |
|---|---|---|
| **10th October, 2026** | 1 | $83,041.40 |
| **16th October, 2026** | 2 | $81,444.82 |
| **From 22nd to 25th October, 2026** | 4 | about $80,581.26 |
| **Total** | 7 |  |

Each average has landed below the last one, and the three buys add up to about **$568,000**. The newest filing doesn’t say how the coins were paid for or where they’re held. It carries no exhibits beyond the cover page data file.

> JUST IN: Japanese Metaplanet’s new U.S. #Bitcoin treasury subsidiary, Super League $SLE, buys an additional 4 BTC and now holds a total of 7 BTC ahead of the deal closing. This will give Metaplanet access to capital markets across two continents. 👀🔥 https://t.co/pa1zcDcwOE
> 
> — Bitcoin Treasuries (@BTCtreasuries) [October 26, 2026](https://x.com/BTCtreasuries/status/2114741452899336620?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)

## The 2,100 BTC handover still waits on closing

Under the [August 18 agreement](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/0001621672/000143774926028267/ex_1006284.htm), Metaplanet Holdings will contribute **2,100 BTC** and **$2.5 million** in cash. In return it gets 44,859,400 Super League shares at $3.00 apiece. [Metaplanet](https://coinlaw.io/metaplanet-statistics/) would then own about 95.7% of the common stock, and Super League would become Superplanet, Inc., trading as SUPA. CoinLaw covered the original terms in its report on [Metaplanet’s US Bitcoin treasury plan](https://coinlaw.io/metaplanet-super-league-superplanet-bitcoin-treasury/).

Stockholders approved every deal-related proposal at the October 16 annual meeting, Super League said. The company valued the coins at roughly **$170.0 million** as of that vote, up from **$132.1 million** at signing. After closing, Metaplanet also gets 24 months to invest up to **$210.0 million** more through preferred stock.

## Why It Matters?

Seven coins barely register next to 2,100. What they do show is a Bitcoin treasury’s disclosure routine already running, with three filings in about two weeks. That’s the same filing rhythm larger [Bitcoin treasury companies](https://coinlaw.io/bitcoin-treasury-companies-statistics/) keep. For current SLE holders, Item 8.01 of each new 8-K is where any further buys will surface first.

The filings leave two questions open. **Will these seven coins sit alongside the 2,100 BTC on Superplanet’s books at closing? And will Super League keep buying once Metaplanet takes control?**