Japanese energy and technology company Remixpoint has sold all of its altcoin holdings and is now focusing its digital asset reserve strategy entirely on bitcoin.

The company sold its Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), XRP and Dogecoin (DOGE) holdings on September 1, 2026. The sales brought in about ¥878.8 million (~5.6 million USD) and generated a combined profit of roughly ¥117.7 million (~757,000 USD).

After the sale, Remixpoint was left with about 1,506 BTC as its main digital asset holding, according to the company’s report.

The move marks a major change in the company’s strategy. Just a few months ago, Remixpoint was holding several altcoins, including a large XRP position. But after reviewing the risks and returns of different assets, management decided to simplify its portfolio.

The company described the new approach as a “selection and concentration” strategy. Remixpoint said the sale would allow the company to “concentrate its cryptocurrency portfolio and adopt a future holding and investment policy centered on Bitcoin, thereby clarifying its investment strategy and improving capital efficiency.”

The Japanese company made money on three of the four altcoins it sold.

Dogecoin was the only losing position. Remixpoint sold about 2.8 million DOGE for ¥37 million (~$238,000), resulting in a loss of approximately ¥3.3 million (~21,000 USD).

Together, the four altcoin holdings had a book value of about ¥761 million (4.9 million USD) before the sale. They were eventually sold for about ¥878.8 million (~5.6 million USD).

Remixpoint had also earned income from staking ETH and SOL. Between July 2025 and August 2026, the two assets generated about ¥29.8 million in staking rewards (~192,000 USD).

Remixpoint’s decision to keep bitcoin comes down partly to its ability to generate additional income through lending.

Between February and August 2026, the company earned about 14.92 BTC from its bitcoin lending program. The income was valued at approximately ¥164.2 million (~1 million USD). This gives the company a way to earn income from its bitcoin holdings without selling the underlying BTC.

According to Remixpoint’s report, it has lent out 80.01 BTC since May 2026.

The company had previously taken a more diversified approach. In June, for example, Remixpoint held roughly 1.2 million XRP and had also added Solana and Dogecoin.
But management became less comfortable with the risks and volatility associated with holding several different digital assets.

Rather than trying to manage a portfolio of multiple tokens, the company decided to concentrate on bitcoin. The ¥878.8 million (~5.6 million USD) raised from the altcoin sales will not necessarily be used to buy more bitcoin.

Remixpoint has indicated that it could use the proceeds to strengthen its finances and expand its core energy business. One area of interest is grid-scale battery storage.

This means the company is taking a bitcoin-only approach to its digital asset holdings, while potentially using the cash from its altcoin sales for its traditional business.
Remixpoint’s focus on bitcoin is not new.

The company began building its digital asset portfolio in 2024 and increased its bitcoin holdings during 2025 and 2026. Its strategy has gradually shifted toward using bitcoin as a corporate treasury asset.

In 2025, CEO Yoshihiko Takahashi also began receiving his salary entirely in bitcoin, highlighting the company’s growing commitment to BTC.

The latest move takes that strategy further by removing altcoins from the portfolio altogether. For Remixpoint, the message is now straightforward: Bitcoin is the digital asset it wants to hold, while the company can use other capital to grow its energy business.