Remixpoint sells four altcoin positions, retains 1,506 BTC

Japan’s Remixpoint sold its entire holdings of ether, solana, XRP and dogecoin on Sept. 1, leaving approximately 1,506 BTC as the only cryptocurrency in its corporate portfolio.

The Tokyo Stock Exchange Standard Market company disclosed the transactions on Sept. 2. It reported combined sale proceeds of ¥878,814,569 against opening book values totaling ¥761,041,920, producing a realized gain of ¥117,772,649.

The change matters because Remixpoint has moved from a multi-asset crypto treasury to concentrated bitcoin exposure. It does not, however, represent an immediate reinvestment of the altcoin proceeds into bitcoin: the company said it is considering using the cash for grid-scale battery assets, balance-sheet reinforcement or other corporate measures.

Ether was the largest position sold

Remixpoint sold 901.44672542 ETH for ¥353,425,711, recognizing a gain of ¥60,203,121. It sold 13,920.07255868 SOL for ¥227,885,508 and reported a ¥49,304,898 gain.

The company also disposed of 1,191,204.799501 XRP for ¥260,425,959, generating a ¥11,523,717 gain, and 2,802,311.99657 DOGE for ¥37,077,391, producing a ¥3,259,087 loss.

Those results are issuer-reported accounting figures, not independently reconstructed exchange trades. The comparison uses book values at the beginning of Remixpoint’s fiscal year ending March 2027. The disclosure does not provide acquisition dates, execution times, trading venues, counterparties, transaction fees or individual sale prices.

Remixpoint expects to recognize approximately ¥117 million of sale gains as segment revenue in the second quarter of that fiscal year. Recognition remains a company forecast until the corresponding financial results are filed.

Lending income continues with bitcoin

The disclosure also updates Remixpoint’s bitcoin-lending activity from Feb. 24 through Aug. 31. The company reported receiving 14.92055902 BTC in lending fees, valued at a combined ¥164,218,522 using the exchange rate applicable at each month-end.

That yen total is not a single-date valuation and should not be read as the current market value of the accumulated bitcoin. The calculation combines seven month-end conversions, while bitcoin trades continuously and its yen price changed during the reporting period.

Remixpoint said it added 80.01503094 BTC to the lending program beginning May 18. Its stated lending principal increased from 1,411.29831101 BTC during the partial February period to 1,503.75033699 BTC in August. The filing reports lending balances and fees but does not identify the borrower, collateral terms, custody arrangement, maturity schedule or counterparty exposure.

Before exiting the altcoins, the company also earned ¥10,931,984 from staking ETH and ¥18,942,975 from staking SOL between July 16, 2025, and Aug. 31, 2026. It said those rewards were received entirely in yen, so they did not increase the token quantities sold.

Concentration changes the risk profile

Management described the decision as a review of market conditions, each asset’s risk and return characteristics, and the company’s financial strategy. Its stated aim is to clarify its investment policy and improve capital efficiency by focusing cryptocurrency holdings and operations primarily on bitcoin.

That rationale is a company claim rather than an independently demonstrated outcome. Concentration simplifies the portfolio but also ties its crypto exposure to one asset, while lending introduces risks distinct from merely holding bitcoin.

The sale occurred on Sept. 1, and the filing carries a Sept. 2 Japanese publication date without an exact release time. Coinburn’s publication window is the Sept. 2 open in America/New_York. No market-price comparison is included, and a later filing will be needed to establish how the proceeds were deployed and whether the reported gain was recognized as expected.