Remixpoint raises 31.5 billion yen to buy Bitcoin, plans to increase holdings to 3,000 Bitcoins

By: odaily.com|2025/07/09 16:56:31
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Odaily News Japanese listed company Remixpoint announced that it has raised about 31.5 billion yen (about 215 million U.S. dollars) through financing, and plans to use all the funds to purchase Bitcoin. The company currently holds 1,051 BTC, and the near-term goal is to increase its holdings to 3,000. The company said that this move is based on a firm belief in the future of Bitcoin and the results of long-term internal discussions.

Earlier news, Japanese listed company Remixpoint will pay its CEOs salary in full in Bitcoin.

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