Bitcoin (BTC) Lending Fees Earned by Remic Point Reach 12.4 BTC

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Remic Point, a Tokyo Stock Exchange Standard-listed company, disclosed on Aug. 7 that its Bitcoin (BTC) treasury program generated 12.43699504 BTC in lending fees between Feb. 24 and July 31. The company’s investor-relations update valued those fees at ¥133,065,441, using month-end exchange rates rather than an average rate. The program began with about 1,411 BTC placed into lending through SBI Digital Finance’s service, and monthly income exceeded 2 BTC from March through July. An additional 80.015 BTC was added to the lending pool in May, expanding the asset base while fees continued to accrue. The disclosure does not explicitly promise compounding, but the sequence of monthly principals suggests that earned BTC was largely folded into the following month’s lending balance. That structure allows Remic Point to increase its Bitcoin denomination independent of short-term market direction, a notable distinction for corporate holders that would otherwise remain exposed only to price appreciation. The update also reported ¥28,886,776 in Ethereum and Solana staking rewards for a separate period running from July 16, 2025, to July 31, 2026. Those rewards were received in yen, unlike the BTC lending income, which was generated in BTC. A simple addition of the two figures yields about ¥161.95 million, but the periods differ, and the amount should not be read as consolidated net profit. Remic Point said BTC lending fees are booked as revenue, while quarter-end revaluation of its crypto holdings and other costs still determine the final income-statement impact. Lending also introduces counterparty exposure and possible liquidity limits, because lent coins may not be immediately recallable if market conditions deteriorate. The company has noted that rates are not fixed and can vary with market terms. The broader signal is that corporate Bitcoin strategy is beginning to be judged not only by how many coins are held, but by how efficiently idle treasury assets are deployed during volatile markets, including phases that resemble a bear market.

American Bitcoin (ABTC), the Nasdaq-listed ASIC Mining and Bitcoin accumulation firm backed by Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr., saw notable insider buying after its latest quarterly report. Regulatory filings reviewed by COINOTAG show that board member Justin Mateen purchased 306,981 Class A shares across two sessions on Aug. 5 and Aug. 6, spending roughly $1.93 million. He bought about 145,000 shares at an average price of $6.40 on the first day, then added about 162,000 shares at an average of $6.19 on the second. After the transactions, Mateen’s beneficial holding reached 492,297 Class A shares, adjusted for the company’s recent reverse stock split. Mateen, a Tinder co-founder who joined the ABTC board in March 2025, is not a routine retail participant; his purchases came days after the company reported a second-quarter net loss of about $57 million. That timing gives the trade extra weight, because insiders often buy when they believe the market is undervaluing execution risk or long-term asset growth. American Bitcoin has positioned itself as a mine-and-hold vehicle rather than a pure mining operator, combining large-scale production with direct treasury accumulation. Its latest results showed roughly 932 BTC mined during the quarter, the company’s highest quarterly output to date, while its Bitcoin treasury climbed to more than 8,000 BTC. For investors, the key question is whether the firm can keep expanding its coin stack without excessively diluting shareholders or straining its balance sheet. The insider purchase does not erase those risks, but it signals that at least one director is prepared to commit personal capital immediately after a loss-heavy quarter. In a market where many listed miners are judged on treasury growth per share, ABTC’s combination of political visibility, mining expansion and insider support makes this filing a useful signal for how corporate Bitcoin vehicles may be valued going forward in the next market cycle, regardless of when a new all-time high arrives.

COINOTAG’s proprietary 42-indicator composite S/R scoring engine rates Bitcoin’s nearest support at $64,105 with a 75/100 score, supported by SMA 50 and Ichimoku Tenkan confluence, while the stronger $63,099 shelf scores 79/100 on BB Lower and POC signals. Resistance at $65,367 scores 64/100, and the larger $67,335 ceiling scores 71/100 from Ichimoku Senkou B and SMA 100. With spot at $64,907, funding at -0.0028%, $13.0 billion open interest and a 1.18 long/short ratio show modest long bias without overheating. Fear at 30 leaves room for relief. The bullish case holds above $64,105, targeting $65,367 then $67,335. A close below $63,099 invalidates that thesis.