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XRP Japanese listed company Remixpoint cleared its altcoins and kept only Bitcoin.
Japanese listed company Remixpoint disclosed on September 2 that it had sold all its Ethereum, Solana, XRP and Dogecoin the previous day, leaving only Bitcoin in its cryptocurrency asset portfolio. According to its announcement on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, the disposal earned a total of 878.8 million yen and achieved a profit of 117.8 million yen. Remixpoint said the move aims to focus the digital asset portfolio in Bitcoin to clarify operational guidelines and improve capital efficiency.
Four altcoin positions exited the balance sheet
The company sold 901.44672542 Ethereum units, earning 353.4 million yen;13,920.07255868 Solana units, earning 227.9 million yen; 1.191 million XRP units, earning 260.4 million yen; and 2.802 million dogcoins units, earning 37.1 million yen. Ethereum's position brought in a gain of 60.2 million yen, Solana contributed 49.3 million yen, and XRP gained 11.5 million yen. Dogcoin was the only breed to lose money, recording a loss of 3.3 million yen. As of the beginning of the fiscal year in March 2027, the total book value of these four positions was 761 million yen.
The transaction changed the asset composition of the company's treasury, but did not end its cryptocurrency strategy. Remixpoint said the company held approximately 1,506 bitcoins after the sale. The company-level adjustment comes as other Japanese treasury operators are still managing large bitcoin positions, including Metaplanet's recent transfer of 3,000 bitcoins to Coinbase Prime.
Bitcoin lending brings in 164.2 million yen
Remixpoint also reported that between February 24 and August 31, interest was earned on 14.92055902 bitcoins, worth 164.2 million yen, through bitcoin borrowing. The principal amount of the loan was approximately 1,411 bitcoins at the end of February and increased to approximately 1,504 bitcoins by early August. In addition, between July 2025 and August 2026, a gain worth 29.9 million yen was obtained by pledging 901.45 Ethereum and 13,920 Solana pieces, and the payments were made in yen.
These results suggest that the company's treasury activities include not only asset appreciation, but also revenue generation. Unlike passive holding strategies, lending introduces counterparty and operational risk in addition to Bitcoin price risk. The new portfolio is more simplified in terms of asset numbers, but still focuses on one volatile asset.
The proceeds from the sale may be used to support battery assets
Remixpoint expects that approximately 117 million yen in gains from the sale of altcoins will be recognized as business unit revenue in the second quarter of the fiscal year ending March 2027. The company said it is considering using the proceeds to expand grid-level battery assets, strengthen its financial base, and fund other measures aimed at enhancing company and shareholder value.
The announcement did not promise to use all proceeds for additional purchases of Bitcoin, but instead separated the decision to "retain a pure Bitcoin crypto portfolio" from "the possible deployment of cash raised through the sale of altcoins." This difference is important for investors when comparing Remixpoint to the broader group of listed companies that hold Bitcoin on their balance sheets.
