Tokyo‑based fintech Remixpoint has liquidated its entire portfolio of altcoins, leaving Bitcoin as the sole cryptocurrency in its corporate treasury. The company sold Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), Ripple’s XRP and Dogecoin (DOGE), and now holds approximately 1,506 BTC, a move that generated a reported profit of ¥117.8 million (about $742,000).
Company and treasury strategy
Remixpoint, listed on Japan’s market, has positioned its crypto holdings as a strategic reserve to support business operations and potential future investments. The firm’s decision comes at a time when many corporate treasuries are reassessing exposure to volatile digital assets, opting for assets perceived as more stable or liquid. Bitcoin’s market share has risen to over 45 % of total crypto market capitalization, reflecting a broader shift among institutional players toward the flagship coin.
Transaction details
According to Decrypt, the company booked a ¥117.8 million profit after selling its ETH, SOL, XRP and DOGE positions. While the sales of Ether, Solana and XRP were profitable, the Dogecoin transaction resulted in a loss, with the coin sold below its fiscal‑year opening price, as noted by CoinDesk. The net effect was a cash inflow that the firm says will be redeployed into Bitcoin, consolidating its crypto exposure into a single asset class.
The disposal left Remixpoint with roughly 1,506 BTC, a figure corroborated by multiple outlets including TradingView, CryptoRank and Blockonomi. The company did not disclose the exact timing of the trades, but the profit figure aligns with the fiscal reporting period that ended earlier this year.
Market implications
The move underscores a growing trend among crypto‑holding corporations to simplify their balance sheets amid heightened regulatory scrutiny and market turbulence. Since the start of 2023, altcoins have experienced sharper price swings than Bitcoin, with Solana and Ripple both posting double‑digit declines at various points. By concentrating on Bitcoin, Remixpoint reduces exposure to sector‑specific risks and aligns with investors who view Bitcoin as a digital store of value.
Analysts suggest that the decision may also be influenced by Japan’s evolving regulatory framework, which has placed tighter reporting requirements on crypto assets. A Bitcoin‑only stance could simplify compliance and audit processes. Moreover, the profit from the altcoin sales provides a financial cushion that can offset potential Bitcoin price corrections, a risk mitigation tactic noted by several market observers.
"Remixpoint booked a ¥117.8 million profit after selling its ETH, SOL, XRP and DOGE," Decrypt reported.
Remixpoint’s strategy will be watched by other firms navigating the crypto landscape, particularly those balancing the lure of high‑return altcoins against the relative stability of Bitcoin. As the crypto market continues to oscillate, the company’s streamlined treasury could serve as a case study in risk‑adjusted asset allocation for corporate investors.
Market Snapshot
| Asset | Price | 24h | Market Cap |
|---|---|---|---|
 Bitcoin BTC | $77,919 | +0.40% | $1564.3B |
 Ethereum ETH | $2,410 | -0.55% | $294.0B |
 BNB BNB | $697.75 | +1.41% | $92.9B |
 XRP XRP | $1.37 | +1.60% | $86.0B |
 Solana SOL | $101 | +0.92% | $59.1B |
 Dogecoin DOGE | $0.0834 | +2.03% | $13.0B |
 Cardano ADA | $0.206 | +4.22% | $7.7B |
Live data: CoinGecko — 2026-09-03 07:21 UTC
