Remixpoint, a Japanese listed company, has once again delivered a performance report for its crypto business—and this time the data says a lot.
From February 24 to June 30, 2026, the company lent out about 1,498 BTC, earning a total of 108.35 million yen in lending income. Of this, starting May 18, it added an additional loan of roughly 80 BTC, indicating the scale is still expanding rather than contracting into a defensive posture.
The altcoin side hasn’t been idle either. From July 16, 2025 to June 30, 2026, by staking via ETH and SOL, the company accumulated about 27.85 million yen in staking rewards, and all of it was realized in the form of yen. For a listed company, this kind of “earning interest on coins, settling in fiat” structure is cleaner on financial statements, and also easier to audit and for shareholders to accept.
My observations:
1. The playbook for Bitcoin treasury companies is evolving from “just holding coins and waiting for appreciation” into a “hold + earn interest” dual-engine model, and BTC lending is becoming a legitimate business that can be disclosed and compounded.
2. The fact that Japanese listed companies openly incorporate ETH and SOL staking into their revenue structure is one fairly strong signal within the institutionalization narrative for altcoins.
3. Remixpoint has clearly stated it will keep pushing forward, which likely means there will be additional data to track in subsequent quarters.
For those following Japan-listed crypto themes and the BTC interest-earning track, this company is worth adding to your watchlist.
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