On Sept. 4, Japanese bitcoin treasury company Remixpoint published an official update showing it holds about 1,506.23 BTC, bought at an average cost of roughly $68,000 per coin. The position's total book cost is about 16.105 billion yen, or roughly $103 million. Based on current market value, the holding is worth about 19.006 billion yen, or approximately $122 million. Remixpoint puts the resulting evaluation gain at about 2.901 billion yen, equal to around $18.6 million. Those yen and dollar figures were included in the same corporate announcement. In that update, Remixpoint also confirmed that it has sold the ETH, SOL, XRP and DOGE it previously held, and that bitcoin is now the only digital asset inside its crypto wallet. The BTC position was disclosed by Remixpoint as of Sept. 4. BlockBeats then flagged the filing and its figures to the market, showing that the company has consolidated its holdings into a single token.
BlockBeats reported on Sept. 4 that Remixpoint, a Japanese bitcoin treasury firm, disclosed roughly 1,506.23 BTC in its latest announcement. The average acquisition cost is about $68,000 per bitcoin.
According to the filing, the book cost of the position is approximately 16.105 billion yen, or around $103 million. At current market prices the stake is worth approximately 19.006 billion yen, or about $122 million. The estimated valuation gain comes to about 2.901 billion yen, or around $18.6 million.
Remixpoint has sold its ETH, SOL, XRP and DOGE holdings. It now keeps only bitcoin as a crypto asset.
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