Remixpoint Expands Crypto Holdings by 8,000% Following Trump’s Election and Positive Regulatory Shifts
Remixpoint (3825), a Japanese energy consultancy firm, has dramatically increased its cryptocurrency reserves by more than 8,000% over the past nine months, fueled by a more favorable regulatory landscape following Donald Trump’s election win.
The Tokyo-based company held a total of 5.8 billion yen ($38 million) in cryptocurrency by the end of 2024, a massive rise from just 68 million yen in March. As of Thursday, Remixpoint had spent 9 billion yen ($58 million) on crypto assets, with plans to reach its target of 10 billion yen ($65 million), although it has yet to reveal the current market value of its holdings.
Historically focused on energy consultancy, Remixpoint shifted its focus in recent months to include cryptocurrency transaction services, starting with investments in Bitcoin (BTC) as a safeguard against the weakening Japanese yen. This mirrors a similar strategy employed by Japanese investment firm Metaplanet, whose Bitcoin program drove its stock price to unprecedented levels in April.
The company’s crypto portfolio is primarily made up of Bitcoin, although Remixpoint has also invested in Ether (ETH), Solana (SOL), XRP, and Dogecoin (DOGE).
In its most recent fiscal third-quarter earnings report, Remixpoint posted a profit of 1.35 billion yen and an unrealized gain of 658 million yen from its crypto holdings. The company has started recognizing valuation gains and losses from cryptocurrency assets as part of its revenue since November 2024.
The firm’s increased cryptocurrency investment coincides with a sharp rally in digital asset prices following Trump’s election, which many in the industry believe signals a more crypto-friendly regulatory environment in the U.S. Remixpoint’s stock has surged by over 360% since Trump’s win, leading to a significant increase in Bitcoin holdings, now totaling 125.2 BTC.
Despite the impressive gains, Remixpoint’s shares fell by 15% on Friday, while the Nikkei 225 index dropped just 0.79%.
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