Remixpoint, a Japanese energy and crypto firm, sold its entire altcoin portfolio on September 1, booking a profit of ¥117.77 million ($598,400). The company now holds only Bitcoin — roughly 1,506 BTC worth about $115 million — and says it will put the realized gains into its core energy business.
The altcoin exit
The sale covered about 1.2 million XRP, plus Solana and Dogecoin, which Remixpoint had picked up in June. Total transaction value came to ¥878.81 million ($4.47 million) against a book value of ¥761.04 million ($3.87 million). Ethereum delivered the biggest gain at ¥60.20 million ($305,900), followed by Solana at ¥49.30 million ($250,500). Both tokens also generated ¥29.87 million ($151,800) in combined staking rewards. XRP added a smaller ¥11.52 million ($58,500) profit, while Dogecoin posted the only loss at ¥3.25 million ($16,500).
The Bitcoin-only treasury
Remixpoint's pivot leaves it with a single asset: Bitcoin. The company's Bitcoin lending program accumulated 14.92 BTC in interest between February and August 2026, generating ¥164.21 million ($834,300). That's a separate income stream on top of the core holdings.
Where the profit goes
The company plans to direct the realized profit toward its energy business, specifically expanding its fleet of industrial battery storage systems. That's a shift from the June diversification, when it moved into altcoins to chase yield.
A broader pattern
The move fits a wider trend among Japanese corporate treasuries navigating currency weakness and seeking yield. Remixpoint's internal financial models had projected revenue from the crypto segment up to ¥12.44 billion ($63.21 million), but the company has now chosen to simplify.
Remixpoint's next step is to put the profit into its energy storage fleet, a concrete plan that ties the crypto gains back to its core business.
