Recently, Takashi Tashiro, the new CEO of Japanese energy company Remixpoint, announced that he will receive his salary in Bitcoin. This measure reflects the company's shift in strategy and focus on increasing digital assets.
Tashiro's Bitcoin Salary
Takashi Tashiro, recently appointed CEO of Remixpoint, will receive his salary in Bitcoin. This decision aligns with the company's commitment to "shareholder-oriented management." The salary will be calculated in Japanese yen, and the equivalent amount will be purchased in Bitcoin and sent to a wallet designated by Tashiro.
"Bitcoin will be central to the company's financial strategy," said Tashiro, noting that Remixpoint already holds an impressive digital asset portfolio, including over 1,051 BTC.
Metaplanet's Bitcoin Accumulation Strategy
Metaplanet is actively accumulating Bitcoin with plans to use it as a financial asset for acquiring businesses. CEO Simon Gerovich revealed that the firm aims to increase its Bitcoin reserves to 1% of all Bitcoin in existence by 2027. Since it began accumulating in 2024, the company has dramatically changed its business strategy and currently holds 15,555 BTC. Gerovich plans to use Bitcoin as collateral to access financing and acquire cash-generating assets such as a digital bank.
Ego Death Capital's Investments in Bitcoin Startups
Venture capital firm Ego Death Capital has secured $100 million to invest in Bitcoin-only startups. Partner Nico Leshuga emphasized Bitcoin's importance as a foundation for new technologies. The firm is actively seeking startups that generate between $1 million and $3 million per year and does not intend to invest in projects related to other cryptocurrencies or hardware.
The recent initiatives by companies like Remixpoint, Metaplanet, and Ego Death Capital illustrate the growing interest in Bitcoin and its role in business strategy. These measures may draw attention to cryptocurrency as a means for significant financial operations.
