Remixpoint Shocks Markets: Japanese Firm Plots $215M Bitcoin Treasury Gamble
Tokyo's Remixpoint just threw a Molotov cocktail at traditional corporate finance—announcing plans to park $215 million in Bitcoin as treasury reserves.
Why hoard cash when you can HODL?
The move makes them the latest Japanese firm to bypass sluggish yen yields for crypto's volatility. Analysts predict either a masterstroke or a cautionary tale—no in-between.
Meanwhile, Wall Street fund managers still think 'blockchain' is a type of Peloton accessory.
Bitcoin is quickly becoming the go-to treasury asset for more companies around the world. Japanese listed company Remixpoint has announced a $215 million investment in Bitcoin. Their goal is to become one of Japan’s largest corporate BTC holders with 3,000 coins.
What’s behind this sudden surge in corporate crypto buying?
Remixpoint Raises $215M, Plans to Buy 3,000 BTC
In its official tweet post, Remixpoint, announcement has raised 31.5 billion yen, which is about $215 million, through financing. Every bit of this capital will go directly into buying Bitcoin, with a near-term goal of holding 3,000 BTC.
Remixpoint said it made this decision after deep internal discussions. While some team members had concerns, the company’s board fully agreed that investing in Bitcoin could boost long-term value and keep the business flexible for future opportunities.
リミックスポイント本日開示
ファイナンスにて約315億円資金調達
資金使途、全額BTC取得
目先『3000BTC保有』を目指す
※BTC価格、株価により変動あり
（初回以降は3日連続取引日の平均株価）
背景
より一層ビットコインの未来に確信を
持ち、議論を重ねた結果となります。…
Remixpoint’s decision to use bitcoin is not just a random move; it shows how more companies in Japan are starting to trust Bitcoin as part of their main business plans.
Remixpoint CEO Chooses Full Bitcoin Salary
On top of that, Takashi Tashiro, the new CEO of Remixpoint, has decided to get his entire salary in Bitcoin. Tashiro wants to prove he’s fully invested in the company’s future, just like its shareholders.
Instead of the usual bank transfer, Remixpoint will first figure out his salary and taxes in Japanese yen. Then, they’ll buy the same amount in Bitcoin and send it straight to a crypto wallet that Tashiro picks himself.
More Firms Turning to Bitcoin
In Sweden, health tech firm H100 Group is following a similar path. The company recently raised 516 million kronor (about $54 million) in two new funding rounds. This brings its total raised capital to 921 million kronor.
H100 already holds 248 BTC and plans to use the new funds to grow its Bitcoin holdings as part of its overall treasury strategy.
Meanwhile, LQWD Technologies from Canada is also boosting its Bitcoin reserves. The company increased its financing round to C$12.3 million (about $9 million). However, currently it owns 181 BTC and says the new funds will help expand its Bitcoin-based operations.
