Golden Finance News has been constantly drawing attention from the cryptocurrency market. First, data from the on-chain monitoring platform Onchain Lens shows that three hours ago, investor James Wynn spent 39 ETH (approximately $104,000) to purchase 2.446 trillion Meme coins ZEUS. This transaction has caused a stir in the high-risk and highly volatile Meme coin market, and analysts have different views on its subsequent impact.
Immediately after that, there emerged another major investment trend. According to the official announcement of Japanese listed company Remixpoint, on June 13, 2025, the company purchased an additional 200 million yen (approximately 1.386 million US dollars) worth of Bitcoin, with a quantity of about 13.3 coins, averaging 15.042 million yen (approximately 104,240 US dollars) per coin. It is learned that part of the funds for this purchase originated from the funds raised through the exercise of the new share reservation rights completed on June 12th.
As of June 15th, the total value of crypto assets held by Remixpoint has exceeded 17.1 billion yen (approximately 118.5 million US dollars), with a rich asset portfolio covering 1,051 Bitcoins, 901 Ethereum and other cryptocurrencies. The assessed revenue for the current period was approximately 1.763 billion yen (approximately 12.22 million US dollars).
At present, with frequent fluctuations in the cryptocurrency market, whether it is James Wynn’s purchase of Meme coin ZEUS or Remixpoint’s increase in holdings of Bitcoin, they all reflect the layout strategies of different investors in this field. The subsequent price trends of these assets and the adjustments made by investors to their holdings will all become the focus of continuous attention in the industry.
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