Remixpoint booked gains on ether, solana and XRP, but sold DOGE below its fiscal-year opening value as it concentrated its crypto holdings in bitcoin.
- Japan-listed Remixpoint recorded a roughly $742,000 net gain from selling its ether, solana, XRP and dogecoin holdings on Sept. 1, despite losing about $21,000 on dogecoin.
- The company said it sold the four altcoins after reviewing market conditions and their risk-return profiles, and will now focus its cryptocurrency holdings on bitcoin.
- Remixpoint retains about 1,506 bitcoin, worth more than $115 million at Thursday’s prices, as its only remaining cryptocurrency.
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