According to PANews, Japanese publicly traded company KLab has announced the commencement of its 'Dual Gold Financial Strategy,' involving the phased acquisition of Bitcoin and gold based on price fluctuations. The company plans to allocate 3.6 billion yen from its approximately 5.1 billion yen in raised funds, purchasing Bitcoin and gold in a 6:4 ratio. KLab describes the decline in yen purchasing power as a 'silent collapse' and has developed this new strategy to safeguard shareholder value against inflation and yen depreciation pressures.
As of December 25, KLab has increased its Bitcoin holdings to a total of 4.36828 BTC, having recently acquired 3.17 BTC at an average price of 13.83 million yen, in addition to its previously held 1.19828 BTC. The company has also invested in pure gold ETFs at a price of 21,514 yen.
