According to PANews, Japanese listed company Remixpoint disclosed details of its latest round of cryptocurrency investments on September 27, amounting to 750 million yen (approximately $5.27 million). The investment includes the purchase of 64.4 BTC (600 million yen), 130.1 ETH (50 million yen), 2,260.5 SOL (50 million yen), and 12,269.9 AVAX (50 million yen). This marks the first execution of the company's plan announced on September 26 to invest a total of 1.5 billion yen (approximately $10.55 million) in virtual currencies. The initiative aims to mitigate the risk of yen depreciation through diversified investments and optimize cash management strategies.
During the board meeting held on September 26, Remixpoint's decision-makers unanimously agreed to allocate part of the surplus funds to virtual currencies. This move is intended to diversify the asset portfolio, reduce yen exposure, and enhance the company's financial resilience. The company outlined its investment and management strategy, specifying that out of the total 1.5 billion yen, Bitcoin would hold the largest share (1.2 billion yen), while Ethereum, Solana, and Avalanche would each receive investments of 100 million yen. These investments will be made in stages, with the goal of completion by the end of this year, depending on market conditions.
