According to CoinMeta, the newly issued euro bonds of Meta have traded at a price higher than their face value since listing. This bond issuance attracted 62 billion euros in subscription orders, setting a record for European corporate bond issuances. Bloomberg data shows that the quotes for the six maturities of bonds issued this time by Meta all increased. The banks participating in the underwriting completed the issuance of six tranches of bonds totaling 9 billion euros (about 10.1 billion US dollars) on Wednesday, with each tranche priced slightly below 100 euros per 100 euros of face value. This price increase occurred after the record-breaking bond issuance of Meta, and investor demand for subscriptions continued to grow.