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Remixpoint Sells Every XRP, Ethereum, Solana and Dogecoin Holding to Go Bitcoin-Only

By Isaac • September 3, 2026 11:12 pm • Comments

Remixpoint tried a diversified corporate crypto treasury. Less than three months later, the Japanese company has made a much sharper choice: Bitcoin stays, while every XRP, Ethereum, Solana and Dogecoin position goes.

According to CryptoSlate, Remixpoint sold 901.45 ETH, 13,920 SOL, roughly 1.19 million XRP and 2.8 million DOGE on September 1. The four sales produced 878.8 million yen, about $5.5 million at the exchange rate used in the report, and a net gain of approximately 117.8 million yen.

The remarkable part is that this was not a distressed liquidation. Ethereum, Solana and XRP were all sold at gains measured against their fiscal-year opening book values.

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Dogecoin was the lone loser, producing a comparatively small loss of roughly 3.3 million yen.

The same reporting says Remixpoint kept approximately 1,506.23 BTC and did not promise to spend the new cash on additional Bitcoin. Management instead left open uses that include grid-scale battery storage, balance-sheet support and other corporate priorities.

A Bitcoin-only treasury, but not necessarily another Bitcoin buy

After the sales, Remixpoint was left with approximately 1,506.23 BTC as its only cryptocurrency asset. At the market price cited Thursday, that stake was worth roughly $121 million.

Bitcoin remains the largest crypto asset by market capitalization, while Ethereum, XRP, Solana and Dogecoin remain among the industry’s most closely watched large-cap tokens.

That does not mean the company immediately rolled the cash into more Bitcoin. Remixpoint said the proceeds could support grid-scale battery storage, strengthen the balance sheet or fund other steps intended to increase shareholder value.

In other words, the decision was both a crypto allocation change and a corporate capital-allocation move.

The company’s own economics help explain why Bitcoin survived the review. Remixpoint reported that its Bitcoin lending activity generated 14.92 BTC in fees between late February and August 31.

Ethereum and Solana produced a combined 29.9 million yen in staking rewards over a longer period, but management still concluded that concentrating the remaining crypto exposure in Bitcoin offered the better risk-and-return fit.

XRP made money—and still got cut

XRP holders will naturally focus on the fact that Remixpoint sold approximately 1.19 million XRP. Yet the accounting detail matters: the XRP position generated an estimated 11.5 million yen gain.

Ethereum produced the largest gain at roughly 60.2 million yen, followed by Solana at 49.3 million yen.

Those numbers make the decision more revealing. Remixpoint did not sell the three large-cap altcoins because each trade had failed.

It sold them after reviewing market conditions, the risk-return profile of each asset and the company’s broader financial strategy. This was concentration by choice, not a forced cleanup of losing positions.

The timing also argues against reading one corporate trade as a verdict on the broader market. XRP and other majors were rebounding alongside Bitcoin on Thursday.

Remixpoint’s sale was small relative to global trading volume, and its decision says more about one public company’s treasury rules than it does about the near-term price direction of every asset it exited.

Still, corporate treasury moves are worth watching because they turn crypto allocation theories into decisions that shareholders can measure. Remixpoint briefly diversified, earned staking income, booked gains on three of four altcoins, and then chose the simplicity of a Bitcoin-only book.

Whether that concentration proves superior will now be visible in its public results.

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