Remixpoint Increases Bitcoin Holdings with $1.4M Investment on Tokyo Exchange

Remixpoint's Strategic Acquisition to Expand Crypto-portfolio Strengthens Market Position with Profit of $6.72m

Remixpoint Increases Bitcoin Holdings with $1.4M Investment on Tokyo Exchange

Key Points

Remixpoint, a business consulting firm in Japan specializing in energy and automotive sectors, has expanded its cryptocurrency holdings. The company has recently purchased an additional Bitcoin worth $1.38 million. This acquisition has boosted the total value of its crypto investment portfolio to $27.59 million.

Remixpoint’s Crypto Investment Strategy

On December 9, Remixpoint announced the completion of this additional Bitcoin purchase, which took place on December 5 and 6. The company used approximately $1.38 million of its planned $10.34 million digital asset investment for this purchase. The cost per Bitcoin was $102,000, bringing the total number of Bitcoins under the company’s ownership to 282.87 BTC.

This recent investment is in line with Remixpoint’s broader strategy of increasing its cryptocurrency holdings. The company had previously disclosed plans to buy up to $10.34 million worth of crypto assets. On December 5, it had already bought 20.84 Bitcoin for $2.07 million.

Remixpoint’s Diverse Crypto Holdings

Besides Bitcoin, Remixpoint’s crypto holdings also include Ethereum (227.87 ETH), Solana (9,674.37 SOL), Avalanche (11,875.99 AVAX), Dogecoin (828,500.41 DOGE), and XRP (295,333.73 XRP). The total acquisition cost of these assets is $27.59 million.

Remixpoint, established in 2004 and listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange in 2006, initially operated in the software sector. However, it has since diversified into electricity and automobile trading.

In recent times, several Japanese investment firms have started investing in cryptocurrencies to tackle the country’s economic challenges. A notable example is Metaplanet, which has accumulated a Bitcoin trove of 1,142 BTC, currently valued at $106.31 million.

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