Japanese company Remixpoint, specializing in DAT solutions, has completed a radical restructuring of its cryptocurrency portfolio. The firm has fully liquidated all altcoin positions, concentrating its treasury reserves exclusively in bitcoin. This decision reflects a growing trend among public companies: a shift from diversified speculative assets to more predictable and institutionally recognized digital gold.
According to my data, on September 1, Remixpoint sold significant volumes of digital assets: 901.45 ETH, 13,920 SOL, 1.19 million XRP, and 2.8 million DOGE. The total revenue from the sale amounted to ¥878.8 million (approximately $5.5 million), bringing the company a profit of ¥117.8 million (~$737,000) relative to the book value of these assets at ¥761 million (~$4.76 million). Thus, the company recorded a return of about 15% amid altcoin market volatility, which looks like a timely exit before a possible correction.
After this transaction, Remixpoint's reserves held approximately 1,506 BTC. Additionally, between February 24 and August 31, the company received additional income of 14.92 BTC from bitcoin lending fees, equivalent to ¥164.2 million. This highlights that Remixpoint does not merely hold assets but actively uses them to generate passive income, strengthening bitcoin's appeal as a corporate treasury tool.
Such actions by the Japanese company fit into the global trend initiated by MicroStrategy, where bitcoin is viewed not as a speculative asset but as a long-term store of value. Given current macroeconomic uncertainty and tightening altcoin regulation in several jurisdictions, the bet on BTC looks strategically sound. In my view, this is a signal for other Asian corporations: diversification in crypto assets is giving way to a focus on the liquidity and reliability of the first cryptocurrency.