The Japanese listed company, Remixpoint, has increased its holdings by 13.24 BTC, bringing the total Bitcoin holdings to 282.87
According to reports, the listed Japanese company Remixpoint disclosed that it purchased an additional 13.24 BTC from December 5th to 6th, equivalent to about $1.32 million USD. This is part of the ¥1.5 billion yen additional investment approved by the company on November 28.
The average purchase price for this acquisition was approximately ¥15.10 million yen (about $100,000 USD), bringing the total amount of the company's cryptocurrency investments up to ¥4 billion yen (approximately $26.49 million USD). The total number of bitcoins held by the company is now at 282.87 BTC, and as of December 8th, their estimated earnings from BTC are around ¥767 million yen ($5.08 million USD).
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