Remixpoint has exited Ether, Solana, XRP and Dogecoin, leaving Bitcoin as its only cryptocurrency holding after selling its entire altcoin portfolio for 878.8 million yen, or about $5.5 million. The Japanese company now holds approximately 1,506 BTC valued at roughly $115 million, according to a filing released Wednesday, dated Sept. 2, 2026.
The sales, completed Tuesday, generated a net gain of 117.8 million yen, equivalent to about $736,000. Remixpoint said it expects to book the profit in the second quarter of its fiscal year ending March 2027.
The decision concentrates the company’s digital-asset exposure entirely in Bitcoin and places Remixpoint among Japan’s largest listed corporate BTC holders. Bitcoin Treasuries ranks the firm third nationally, behind Metaplanet and Nexon.
Altcoin sales produced a net profit
Remixpoint sold four non-Bitcoin positions that it had previously held on its balance sheet: about 901 ETH, 13,920 SOL, 1.19 million XRP and 2.8 million DOGE.
The company recorded gains from the sales of Ether, Solana and XRP. Its Dogecoin sale produced a loss of 3.26 million yen, or roughly $20,000, according to the filing. The combined result across all four assets remained positive.
Using CoinGecko prices around the time of publication, the former holdings were worth approximately $2.14 million in Ether, $1.36 million in Solana, $1.57 million in XRP and $226,000 in Dogecoin. Those figures broadly account for the reported total sale value, though the yen value recorded by Remixpoint would reflect the prices and exchange rates at the time the transactions were executed.
The disposal removes direct exposure to several of the most actively traded large-cap altcoins. Ether and Solana are major smart-contract networks, while XRP and Dogecoin can experience sharper price moves driven by token-specific legal, technical or market developments. A Bitcoin-only treasury simplifies the company’s reported cryptocurrency position, though it also ties its digital-asset balance sheet more closely to Bitcoin’s price.
Bitcoin lending added to the company’s holdings
Remixpoint’s filing also disclosed that it earned 14.92 BTC through lending activity between Feb. 24 and Aug. 31. The company valued those Bitcoin proceeds at 164.2 million yen, or about $1 million.
Bitcoin lending typically involves providing BTC to a counterparty in return for yield, introducing counterparty and custody considerations that do not exist when coins are held in self-custody. Remixpoint did not provide further details in the supplied filing excerpt on the lending arrangement, including the counterparty or its terms.
The 14.92 BTC earned during the period represents a small addition relative to the company’s roughly 1,506 BTC balance, but it shows that Remixpoint has used its Bitcoin position for more than passive treasury exposure. At the stated holding level, a $1,000 move in Bitcoin’s price changes the nominal value of the company’s BTC holdings by about $1.5 million.
Bitcoin was trading near $77,444 at the time of publication, down 1.48% over the previous 24 hours, based on the market-price information provided. At that level, 1,506 BTC would be valued closer to $116.6 million, illustrating how rapidly the dollar value of a corporate Bitcoin treasury can change even without additional purchases or sales.
A more concentrated corporate treasury
The shift makes Remixpoint’s crypto strategy easier for shareholders and market participants to track. Rather than requiring the market to assess Bitcoin alongside exposure to four separate tokens, the company’s cryptocurrency holdings can now be measured primarily through its BTC balance, its Bitcoin acquisition cost, and any lending-related activity.
That concentration also alters the company’s potential sources of upside and downside. Altcoin holdings can outperform Bitcoin during periods of strong risk appetite, but they also carry distinct risks, including network competition, token-unlock schedules, changing regulatory treatment and lower liquidity during market stress. By selling the assets outright, Remixpoint has converted those positions into realized financial results rather than leaving gains and losses exposed to further market moves.
The reported 117.8 million yen net gain will be recognized in the fiscal second quarter ending March 2027, giving the company a defined accounting benefit from the sale. Its future financial performance from digital assets will depend more directly on Bitcoin price movements and on the outcome of any lending activity connected to its BTC reserves.
Remixpoint’s position now resembles the increasingly visible corporate Bitcoin-treasury model in Japan, where listed companies hold BTC as a balance-sheet asset rather than maintaining diversified cryptocurrency portfolios. Its third-place ranking behind Metaplanet and Nexon gives the company a substantial presence in that group, even as its total holdings remain far below the Bitcoin reserves accumulated by the largest corporate holders globally.
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