Remixpoint Inc., a publicly listed company in Japan, has made another bold move into digital assets by purchasing ¥887.3 million worth of Bitcoin. The company acquired 55.68 BTC at an average price of ¥15.94 million per coin, increasing its total Bitcoin holdings to 981.39 BTC. These holdings are now valued at approximately ¥15.63 billion, reflecting unrealized gains of ¥2.32 billion.
This investment reinforces Remixpoint’s confidence in Bitcoin as a long-term store of value and a hedge against the weakening yen.
Funded by Stock Rights as Company Shifts from Energy to Crypto
The latest purchase was financed through stock acquisition rights exercised on June 10. Originally focused on the automotive and energy sectors, Remixpoint has been steadily transitioning toward the digital asset space. The company is now one of Japan’s few publicly traded firms with direct Bitcoin exposure.
This strategic shift reflects a broader reevaluation of financial stability tools among Japanese corporations. Amid currency depreciation and global inflation, Bitcoin is increasingly viewed as a reliable store of value.
Corporate Bitcoin Adoption Growing in Japan
Remixpoint’s latest move is part of a growing trend among Japanese companies adopting Bitcoin as a treasury asset. The shift gained momentum in 2024 when Metaplanet, formerly in the hospitality industry, fully transitioned into a Bitcoin-focused firm. That high-profile pivot helped spark interest across the corporate sector.
With Bitcoin adoption gaining traction in Japan, Remixpoint is positioning itself at the forefront of this transformation. The company’s evolving strategy suggests growing institutional confidence in Bitcoin’s role as a long-term asset amid ongoing economic uncertainty.
