Japan-based Remixpoint has made a major change to its cryptocurrency portfolio. The company sold all of its Ethereum, Solana, XRP and Dogecoin holdings, leaving Bitcoin as its only crypto asset.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange-listed company completed the altcoin sales on September 1. According to Remixpoint’s September 2 announcement, the transactions generated approximately 878.8 million yen in proceeds.
The company recorded a profit of around 117.8 million yen from the sales. Remixpoint now holds approximately 1,506 BTC in its crypto portfolio.
Remixpoint sold 878 million yen worth of altcoins
Remixpoint completely closed four altcoin positions in its portfolio. The company sold 901.45 ETH for approximately 353.4 million yen, generating a profit of 60.2 million yen.
The sale of 13,920 SOL generated 227.9 million yen in proceeds. Remixpoint recorded a realized profit of approximately 49.3 million yen from its Solana position.
The company also sold around 1.19 million XRP for 260.4 million yen. The transaction generated a profit of 11.5 million yen.
Dogecoin was the only altcoin position that resulted in a loss. Remixpoint sold around 2.8 million DOGE for 37.1 million yen, recording a loss of 3.26 million yen.
The four positions had a combined book value of around 761 million yen. Total proceeds reached 878.8 million yen, bringing the overall realized profit to 117.77 million yen.
Why will the company hold only Bitcoin?
Remixpoint said its decision reflected market conditions, the risk-return profiles of individual crypto assets and the company’s broader financial strategy.
The company said it would adopt a “selection and concentration” approach to its crypto portfolio. Its digital asset management strategy will now focus primarily on Bitcoin.
Following the sales, Remixpoint no longer holds Ethereum, Solana, XRP or Dogecoin. As of September 2, its only cryptocurrency holding is approximately 1,506 BTC.
However, Remixpoint will not necessarily use all of the 878.8 million yen generated from the altcoin sales to buy more Bitcoin. The company plans to allocate the funds toward expanding grid-scale battery assets, strengthening its financial position and pursuing other investments that could support corporate value.
Remixpoint continues to generate income from Bitcoin
Remixpoint’s strategy does not rely solely on potential increases in Bitcoin’s market price. The company also uses part of its BTC holdings in lending operations.
Between February 24 and August 31, its Bitcoin lending activities generated 14.92 BTC in income. Remixpoint valued this income at approximately 164.2 million yen based on exchange rates at the end of the period.
Before their sale, the company also used its Ethereum and Solana holdings for staking. Between July 2025 and August 2026, ETH staking generated 10.9 million yen, while SOL staking produced 18.9 million yen.
Combined income from Bitcoin lending and ETH and SOL staking reached approximately 194 million yen.
Remixpoint ranks among Japan’s largest corporate Bitcoin holders
Remixpoint’s Bitcoin strategy has become one of the more notable examples of corporate BTC adoption in Japan. According to the company’s own data, it ranks as the third-largest Bitcoin holder among publicly listed Japanese companies.
Remixpoint’s tracking platform currently places Metaplanet first with 43,000 BTC. Nexon ranks second with 1,717 BTC, while Remixpoint follows with roughly 1,500 BTC.
Including recent lending income, Remixpoint’s Bitcoin holdings have increased to approximately 1,506 BTC. The complete sale of its altcoin positions further clarifies the company’s crypto strategy, with its balance-sheet exposure now concentrated entirely in Bitcoin.
Remixpoint shares ended the September 2 session down around 5% at 228 yen. The stock had closed the previous trading day at 240 yen.
