Remixpoint Raises 31.5 Billion Yen to Increase Bitcoin Holdings
According to Jinse Finance, Japanese listed company Remixpoint has announced that it has raised approximately 31.5 billion yen (about $215 million) through financing, and plans to use all the funds to purchase Bitcoin. The company currently holds 1,051 BTC, with a near-term goal of increasing its holdings to 3,000 BTC. The company stated that this move is based on a firm belief in Bitcoin's future and the result of extensive internal discussions. Previously, it was reported that Remixpoint would pay its CEO's salary entirely in Bitcoin.
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