Remixpoint Inc., listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange under ticker 3825, has announced a shareholder return policy directly tied to cryptocurrency performance. The company declared a base ordinary dividend of 3 yen per share for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2027. A special dividend will activate only if Bitcoin trades above approximately $90,000 on that date. If this threshold is met, the total payout targets at least 5 yen per share. This marks the first instance of a Japanese listed entity formally linking dividends to digital asset valuations.
The structure reflects Remixpoint’s deep integration with digital assets. As of late April 2026, the company held approximately 1,491 BTC with a cost basis near $102 million. Beyond holding assets, Remixpoint generates revenue through Bitcoin lending and staking activities. CEO compensation is now partially denominated in Bitcoin, and financial projections explicitly account for digital asset valuation gains.
This strategy began in September 2024 as a hedge against yen depreciation. With nearly 1,500 BTC on the balance sheet, Remixpoint shares now correlate strongly with Bitcoin price movements. The company partners with SBI Digital Finance for institutional infrastructure management. However, risks remain. If Bitcoin falls below the $90,000 threshold by fiscal year-end, shareholders receive only the base dividend while the company retains potentially depreciated assets.