A Japanese Firm Sold Every Altcoin It Owned, Kept Only Bitcoin Remixpoint just cleaned house. On one day it sold its entire ETH, SOL, XRP and DOGE, banked about $742,000 in gains overall, and announced it'll now hold crypto in one asset only: Bitcoin. The 1,506 $BTC it keeps is worth over $115 million. That's not a trade, it's a statement about what a treasury is for. The detail everyone will fixate on is that DOGE was the lone loser, sold about $21,000 under book. Funny, but I wouldn't over-read one small position. The bigger signal is the clean sweep. A listed company looked at four legitimate altcoins, including ones with official JPY reference prices in Japan, and decided none belonged on its balance sheet next to Bitcoin. That's the treasury-company thesis in miniature. When the goal is a reserve asset, not a portfolio, the bar isn't "is this a good project." It's "is this the one asset I'd hold for a decade." By that test, altcoins keep losing to BTC even when they're up. I don't think this makes ETH or SOL bad holds. It just shows that corporate treasuries and traders want different things. One wants conviction in a single asset. The other wants the whole board. 🧹 #BTC Price Analysis# #Bitcoin Price Prediction: What is Bitcoins next move?# #Bitcoin