Japanese publicly traded company Remixpoint announced on September 2 that it has sold its entire portfolio of altcoins, concentrating its cryptocurrency holdings exclusively on Bitcoin. The sales took place on September 1 and generated a combined realized profit of approximately ¥117.8 million.

Details of the Altcoin Disposals

Remixpoint liquidated four positions: 901.45 ETH, 13,920 SOL, 1.19 million XRP and 2.8 million DOGE. The total proceeds reached ¥878.81 million against a combined book value of ¥761.04 million.

Ethereum formed the largest portion by value. The 901.45 ETH sold for ¥353.43 million, producing a profit of ¥60.2 million over its ¥293.22 million book value. Solana followed with 13,920 SOL sold for ¥227.89 million, generating ¥49.3 million in gains against a book value of ¥178.58 million.

The company received ¥260.43 million from the sale of 1.19 million XRP, resulting in an ¥11.52 million profit. Dogecoin was the sole position sold at a loss: 2.8 million DOGE brought in ¥37.08 million compared with a book value of ¥40.34 million, for a ¥3.26 million shortfall.

The company stated that the decision followed a review of market conditions, the risk-return characteristics of each asset and its overall financial strategy. The profit will be recorded as business-segment revenue in the second quarter of the fiscal year ending March 2027.

Bitcoin Becomes Sole Cryptocurrency Holding

Following the transactions, Remixpoint’s cryptocurrency portfolio consists solely of approximately 1,506 Bitcoin. The move formalizes a Bitcoin-centric holding and operational strategy that the firm has been expanding since 2024.

Earlier purchases had steadily increased the company’s Bitcoin balance. By mid-2025 its holdings stood near 1,051 BTC, and further accumulation continued thereafter. Bitcoin lending operations have also contributed income, generating 14.92 BTC valued at ¥164.22 million between February 24 and August 31, with August alone producing 2.48 BTC worth ¥31.15 million.

Ethereum and Solana had previously provided staking rewards. From July 16, 2025, through August 31, 2026, the company received ¥10.93 million from ETH staking and ¥18.94 million from SOL staking, for a combined ¥29.87 million paid in yen.

Use of Proceeds and Corporate Context

Remixpoint said it will consider allocating the ¥878.81 million in sale proceeds toward expansion of assets in identified growth areas, including grid-scale storage batteries. Additional options include strengthening the company’s financial base and other measures aimed at enhancing corporate and shareholder value.

The shift aligns with a broader pattern among certain Japanese listed firms that have adopted Bitcoin-focused treasury approaches. Remixpoint itself had earlier become the first publicly listed Japanese company to pay its chief executive’s salary entirely in Bitcoin.

No details were provided on any plans to re-enter altcoin positions. Under the stated policy, Bitcoin remains the sole focus of the company’s cryptocurrency holdings and related operations going forward.