Remixpoint Sells Entire Altcoin Book to Hold Only 1,506 Bitcoin (BTC)

¥878.81 Million Altcoin Liquidation

Remixpoint, the Tokyo-listed digital asset treasury operator, sold its entire altcoin portfolio on September 1, converting every non-Bitcoin position into yen and booking approximately ¥117.78 million in disposal gains, per its official investor disclosure filed the following day. The transaction covered four assets — Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), XRP and Dogecoin (DOGE) — and generated combined proceeds of roughly ¥878.81 million. With the liquidation complete, the company's crypto holdings now consist solely of Bitcoin (BTC), approximately 1,506 coins in total.

Management framed the move as portfolio selection and concentration: after weighing market conditions and each asset's risk-return profile, the firm will run its holdings and operations around Bitcoin going forward. Realized gains will be booked as segment revenue in the second quarter of the fiscal year ending March 2027. Just as telling is what the proceeds will not fund — the disclosure lists grid-scale storage batteries and broader financial-base reinforcement as candidate uses, and notably does not include additional Bitcoin purchases.

The pivot sharpens the identity of one of Japan's most aggressive corporate accumulators. Remixpoint sits in the growing cohort of digital asset treasury (DAT) companies that treat Bitcoin as a core balance-sheet reserve asset, a listed-equity take on the strategic bitcoin reserve concept now debated by sovereigns and institutions. Its decision to shed every altcoin in a single session — two weeks after reporting the portfolio had swung to roughly ¥423.05 million in unrealized profit — effectively operationalizes the bitcoin maximalism argument that non-BTC positions dilute BTC-denominated returns. For a firm that had accumulated through April, buying four times in the final week of that month for a combined ¥1 billion after a pause of roughly six months, the speed of the rotation is striking. Bitcoin, the largest proof-of-work network, now accounts for the entirety of its on-chain exposure.

BTC Lending and Staking Income

The breakdown shows where the money was made. Ethereum delivered the largest single gain at ¥60.20 million, followed by Solana at ¥49.30 million and XRP at ¥11.52 million, while Dogecoin was the only position to close underwater, booking a ¥3.26 million loss. Aggregate book value across the four holdings stood at ¥761.04 million against the ¥878.81 million in sale proceeds.

The same filing documents the yield engine the treasury ran alongside its price exposure. Bitcoin lending — Remixpoint lends coins to counterparties and collects fees without surrendering ownership, a passive income stream familiar to long-term HODL holders — generated cumulative fees of 14.92055902 BTC, about ¥164.22 million, between February 24 and August 31, 2026. The two staked assets were also productive: Ethereum and Solana staking rewards totaled ¥29.87 million, received in yen, through the same August 31 cutoff. Together, lending fees, staking income and now realized disposal gains form three distinct revenue lines the company reports alongside its core business.

The ranking matters for scale. Treasury trackers place Remixpoint third in BTC holdings among Japan-listed companies, behind Metaplanet and Nexon. The altcoin exit leaves a single-asset Bitcoin book: by August 20 the market rebound had lifted the whole portfolio to about ¥423.05 million in unrealized gains, and within two weeks every non-BTC position was gone. Future disclosures will be read as pure BTC treasury plays rather than diversified crypto funds. Readers tracking the market in real time can follow live spot and futures prices on Bybit.

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