Japan-listed Remixpoint said on September 2 that it had sold its entire holdings of Ether, Solana, XRP and Dogecoin one day earlier, leaving Bitcoin as the company’s only cryptocurrency asset. The disposal generated ¥878.8 million in proceeds and a ¥117.8 million gain, according to the company’s Tokyo Stock Exchange disclosure. Remixpoint said the change concentrates its digital-asset portfolio around Bitcoin and is intended to clarify its operating policy and improve capital efficiency.
Four Altcoin Positions Exit the Balance Sheet
The company sold 901.44672542 ETH for ¥353.4 million, 13,920.07255868 SOL for ¥227.9 million, 1.191 million XRP for ¥260.4 million and 2.802 million DOGE for ¥37.1 million. The ETH position produced a ¥60.2 million gain, while SOL added ¥49.3 million and XRP generated ¥11.5 million. Dogecoin was the only loss-making line, recording a ¥3.3 million deficit. Together, the four positions had a ¥761 million book value at the beginning of Remixpoint’s fiscal year ending March 2027.
The transaction changes the mix of the treasury rather than ending its crypto strategy. Remixpoint said it held approximately 1,506 BTC after the sale. That company-specific shift arrives as other Japanese treasury operators continue to manage large Bitcoin positions, including Metaplanet’s recent transfer of 3,000 BTC to Coinbase Prime.
Bitcoin Lending Adds ¥164.2 Million
Remixpoint also reported 14.92055902 BTC in lending fees worth ¥164.2 million for the period from February 24 through August 31. The lending principal began at roughly 1,411 BTC in late February and stood at about 1,504 BTC at the start of August. Separately, staking 901.45 ETH and 13,920 SOL produced rewards worth ¥29.9 million between July 2025 and August 2026, with the rewards received in yen.
Those results show that the company’s treasury activity includes yield generation as well as asset appreciation. Unlike a passive holding policy, lending introduces counterparty and operational exposure alongside Bitcoin price risk. The new portfolio is simpler by asset count, but it remains concentrated in one volatile asset.
Sale Proceeds May Support Battery Assets
Remixpoint expects to recognize about ¥117 million from the altcoin sale as business-unit revenue in the second quarter of its fiscal year ending March 2027. The company said it is considering using the proceeds to expand grid-scale battery assets, strengthen its financial base and fund other measures intended to increase corporate and shareholder value.
The disclosure does not commit the full proceeds to additional Bitcoin purchases. It instead separates the decision to retain a Bitcoin-only crypto portfolio from the possible deployment of the cash raised through the altcoin exit. That distinction matters as investors compare Remixpoint with the broader group of public companies holding Bitcoin on their balance sheets.