Bitcoin continues to cement its role as a corporate treasury asset, and Japan’s Remixpoint has now entered the arena in full force. The company has announced a bold move: committing 31.5 billion yen—approximately $215 million—entirely to Bitcoin acquisition. With a near-term goal of holding 3,000 BTC, Remixpoint is officially joining the growing list of global firms shifting their balance sheets to Bitcoin.
This move comes in the wake of rising institutional confidence in Bitcoin as a store of value and macro hedge. In fact, just yesterday, Metaplanet made headlines by acquiring a Bitcoin-focused digital bank, solidifying its status as a “Bitcoin-only” entity. Remixpoint’s announcement is yet another sign that the Bitcoin treasury wave is far from over.
A New Bitcoin Giant in the Making?
According to the official disclosure on X, Remixpoint’s board unanimously agreed to the strategy following “extensive discussions” and a renewed belief in Bitcoin’s long-term trajectory. The company made it clear that this move wasn’t a speculative bet—but a calculated allocation to enhance corporate value from a risk-return perspective.
The company plans to execute the purchases based on the average stock price over three consecutive trading days, indicating a disciplined accumulation strategy that mirrors the DCA approach used by other institutional players.
Remixpoint’s Place Among the Top Bitcoin Treasuries
Currently holding 1,051 BTC, Remixpoint sits at #30 on the global ranking of public companies with Bitcoin on their balance sheets, according to BitcoinTreasuries.net.
Source: BitcoinTreasuries
However, with a confirmed target of 3,000 BTC, the company is poised to jump at least 11 spots, potentially landing at #19 once the acquisition is complete. That would place it just behind Boyaa Interactive (3,350 BTC) and ahead of Microcloud Hologram (2,353 BTC), joining a more elite group of corporate Bitcoin holders.
This would also elevate Remixpoint into the top 20 Bitcoin treasury holders worldwide, a signal of both growing ambition and regional competitiveness—especially in light of recent moves by Japanese peer Metaplanet, which now holds over 15,555 BTC.
Institutional FOMO Spreads in Asia
Remixpoint’s move follows a broader trend of Asian institutions embracing Bitcoin not only as an investment but also as a treasury foundation. Just last week, Metaplanet’s CEO reaffirmed that the company is “Bitcoin only”, highlighting how digital assets are becoming intrinsic to corporate identity, not just speculative tools.
This surge of adoption could catalyze a new race among Japanese and South Korean firms seeking to stay relevant in the Web3 transition. While U.S. companies like MicroStrategy and Marathon Holdings lead in absolute BTC numbers, Asian companies are rapidly catching up in conviction and momentum.
Final Thoughts: Can Remixpoint Trigger a New Corporate Bitcoin Wave?
The message from Remixpoint is clear: Bitcoin is no longer an optional asset. With a $215 million commitment and a 3,000 BTC goal, the company is making a definitive statement that Bitcoin belongs on the balance sheet.
While execution and price volatility may impact the final accumulation, the strategic intent is undeniable. If Remixpoint follows through, it could inspire more regional firms—especially in Japan’s fintech and energy sectors—to pivot toward Bitcoin as a core reserve asset.
As the corporate Bitcoin game intensifies, Remixpoint just went from a minor holder to a serious contender.
