Tokyo-listed Remixpoint sold every altcoin it held on September 1, 2026. The firm exited Ethereum, Solana, XRP, and Dogecoin in one trading session. It now holds only Bitcoin, completing a full shift to a pure Bitcoin treasury.
Ethereum and Solana Provide the Bulk of the Profit
The company disclosed the sale on September 2, 2026, through a formal filing. It offloaded 901.44 ETH and 13,920 SOL alongside its other holdings. Total proceeds across all four assets reached roughly ¥878.8 million, or $5.5 million.
Against a combined book value of ¥761 million, Remixpoint booked a gain of ¥117.8 million. That figure converts to about $737,000 in profit. Ethereum and Solana generated most of that gain.
The sale landed during a rough day for crypto markets overall. Bitcoin dropped below $77,000 after fresh U.S. military strikes sparked a risk-off move. Remixpoint still closed its altcoin book in the green despite the volatility.
XRP and Dogecoin Close the Altcoin Chapter
XRP contributed a modest gain to the overall total, and Remixpoint sold 1.19 million tokens. Dogecoin was the lone loser in the batch, and the company sold 2.8 million coins. That position closed about ¥3.25 million below its original cost.
The exit arrives at a notable moment for XRP in Japan. Lawmakers are advancing a bill to treat Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP like stocks. That change could cut crypto tax rates toward 20% for holders.
Other Japanese players are moving the opposite direction on XRP right now. SBI Holdings continues expanding its XRP-based payment rails nationwide. Gaming firm Gumi is adding both Bitcoin and XRP to its balance sheet.
Remixpoint’s move reads as one company’s choice, not a market signal. Its XRP exit reflects a single mid-cap treasury de-risking its holdings. It does not suggest Japan is turning away from the asset broadly.
Bitcoin Now Carries the Whole Treasury
Remixpoint holds approximately 1,506 BTC after completing the altcoin sales. Proceeds will fund grid-scale battery storage projects instead of new crypto purchases. The firm is directing capital toward energy infrastructure and shareholder value.
Bitcoin has also generated yield for the company through lending activity. Between February and August 2026, that lending produced 14.92 BTC. August alone added 2.48 BTC, worth roughly ¥31.15 million.
Ethereum and Solana staking added further income before the coins were sold. Combined staking rewards over the same window reached ¥29.87 million. Management now treats Bitcoin as both the reserve asset and the yield engine.
Remixpoint sits inside a wider wave of Bitcoin-only treasuries forming across Japan. Metaplanet, the country’s largest such firm, recently added 2,823 BTC to its stack. It also launched a U.S. vehicle called Superplanet and began deploying Bitcoin as collateral.
Smaller firms are joining the same trend from different angles. ANAP has entered the Bitcoin treasury space as a newer participant. Strategy, the largest global holder, authorized Bitcoin sales for credit and dividend purposes, though founder Michael Saylor says the firm remains a net buyer.
Not every treasury firm is selling off altcoins right now. SharpLink resumed Ethereum accumulation after pausing earlier in the year. Solana-focused DFDV resumed purchases too, as SOL climbed back above $100.
Remixpoint’s ¥117.8 million profit will book as revenue in its second fiscal quarter. That quarter ends September 30, 2026, under the company’s fiscal calendar. The firm now moves forward with a single-asset crypto strategy built entirely around Bitcoin.
