enish has sold all 8.063 Bitcoin it held, using the disposal to free up funds for what management describes as an active treasury business built around digital assets rather than simple holding.
The company said it sold the entire position on June 9 for ¥79.265 million, versus an acquisition cost of ¥104 million. It booked a ¥6.222 million loss against the March-end valuation of ¥85.487 million, and said it has no Bitcoin left after the sale. That loss is scheduled to be recorded as a non-operating expense in the second quarter of the year ending December 2026.
This is not a clean exit from crypto. The same board meeting also approved a policy of considering, and where appropriate executing, the acquisition and holding of crypto assets including stablecoins. enish said the Bitcoin sale proceeds, together with funds raised in April, will be used to advance its active treasury business.
A separate disclosure the same day outlined one possible next step: talks with SOL Planet on enhancing its Solana treasury strategy, including possible validator infrastructure, staking and wider ecosystem links. But enish also said no business launch, service offering, revenue booking or tie-up contract has been decided, and it expects only a minor earnings impact for the year ending December 2026.