XRP and DOGE Get Cut as Tokyo-Listed Remixpoint Goes Full Bitcoin Treasury

Remixpoint, a Tokyo-listed energy and digital asset firm, has exited every altcoin on its balance sheet.

In a timely disclosure filed on September 2, 2026, the company confirmed it sold all of its Ethereum, Solana, XRP, and Dogecoin on September 1.

The total proceeds came to ¥878,814,569 (~$5.5 million). After the sales, the firm now holds only Bitcoin, approximately 1,506 BTC, cementing its shift to a pure Remixpoint Bitcoin treasury strategy.

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Four Altcoins Sold in One Day, Dogecoin Was the Only Loser

The sales covered four assets in a single trading day. Remixpoint sold 901.44 ETH, 13,920 SOL, 1.19 million XRP, and 2.8 million DOGE.

Against a combined book value of ¥761 million, the firm booked a gain of ¥117,772,649 (~$737,000). ETH and SOL carried the bulk of the profit.

XRP came in as a modest gain. Dogecoin was the only position sold at a loss, at ¥3.25 million below cost.

The sale was executed into a turbulent tape. As CoinGape had reported, Bitcoin fell below $77,000 as fresh U.S. military strikes triggered a broad risk-off selloff on September 1.

Despite that backdrop, Remixpoint still closed the altcoin stack in profit relative to its fiscal-year opening book value.

This signals the sales were a planned strategy close-out. Not capitulation.

Meanwhile, other firms are moving in a different direction on the very same assets.

SharpLink has resumed Ethereum accumulation, and Solana treasury firm DFDV resumed SOL purchases as prices climbed above $100.

Remixpoint’s exit makes it an outlier among DAT peers still stacking altcoins.

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Remixpoint Joins Japan’s BTC-Only Treasury Wave, But Charts Its Own Course

This move places Remixpoint firmly inside Japan’s growing wave of Bitcoin treasury companies. Yet the firm’s path differs from peers like Metaplanet.

Japan’s largest Bitcoin treasury, Metaplanet, recently added 2,823 BTC, while also launching its U.S. Superplanet vehicle and deploying Bitcoin as productive collateral.

Metaplanet is scaling aggressively. Remixpoint, by contrast, sold its altcoin sleeve to fund grid-scale battery projects.

The company’s own disclosure confirms BTC also generated yield during the holding period.

Bitcoin lending between February and August 2026 produced 14.92 BTC, worth approximately ¥164.21 million.

August alone yielded 2.48 BTC (~¥31.15 million). Combined ETH and SOL staking over the same window added ¥29.87 million.

Management’s logic is clear: BTC serves as both the reserve asset and the yield engine. Altcoin staking was not worth the complexity.

The XRP exit is particularly notable given Japan’s regulatory direction. Lawmakers are advancing a bill to treat Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP like stocks, which could cut crypto tax toward 20%.

At the same time, SBI Holdings is still expanding XRP rails and gaming firm Gumi is adding both BTC and XRP.

Remixpoint’s XRP exit is one mid-cap treasury de-risking, not a signal that Japan is abandoning the asset.

Globally, the DAT debate is also shifting. Strategy has authorized Bitcoin sales for credit and dividend purposes, though Michael Saylor insists the firm will remain a net Bitcoin buyer.

Smaller Japanese firms like ANAP have also entered the BTC treasury space. Remixpoint’s ¥117.8 million profit will book as Q2 FY2027 revenue, quarter ending September 30, 2026.

Proceeds are directed toward battery storage expansion and strengthening shareholder value.

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