Aligning Economic Interests Through Bitcoin Payment 

Remixpoint stated that paying the management’s salary in Bitcoin ensures that the company leader shares the economic fate with shareholders. This approach connects the company’s economic value directly with investor interests. Shareholders wanted management to hold company shares, but insider trading laws prevented insiders from purchasing shares. 

Instead, Remixpoint chose to pay the CEO’s salary in Bitcoin. The company highlighted that Bitcoin closely correlates with the company’s stock performance. This way, economic risks and rewards are better aligned. CEO Takahashi explained that taking his salary fully in Bitcoin shows he is “in the same boat” with shareholders. He added, “I am fully committed to increasing corporate value and practicing shareholder-focused management.”

Risk Diversification and Investment Strategy with Crypto Assets 

To protect against the depreciation of the Japanese Yen, Remixpoint started investing in cryptocurrencies last September. According to the company’s official website, Remixpoint holds approximately 1,051.56 BTC, 901.44 ETH, 13,920 SOL, 1.2 million XRP, and 2.8 million DOGE. This diversified portfolio demonstrates the company’s commitment and strategy in the crypto space. 

Shareholders and Market Reaction 

Following this announcement, Remixpoint’s shares on the Tokyo Stock Exchange rose by 0.71%. According to Yahoo Finance data, this increase reflected the impact of the news. 

By paying the CEO’s salary in Bitcoin, Remixpoint ensured that economic risks and rewards align fully with shareholders. This approach aims to increase investor confidence in the company’s management. Since direct shareholding by insiders is restricted by insider trading laws, this method emerged as a new solution. Thus, the company strengthened investor-focused management with an innovative move. 

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In a statement dated May 27, the IMF said:  

“Efforts will continue to ensure that the total amount of Bitcoin held in government wallets remains unchanged.”  

This stance directly contradicts President Nayib Bukele’s plans to increase Bitcoin holdings. Additionally, Luis Cubeddu, Deputy Director of the IMF’s Western Hemisphere Department, said:  

“IMF staff reached a staff-level agreement with Salvadoran officials on the first review under the 40-month EFF arrangement. The agreement is subject to the approval of the IMF’s Executive Board and depends on the implementation of previously agreed actions.”  

El Salvador Sticks to Its Bitcoin Strategy  

Despite clear warnings from the IMF, El Salvador continues to purchase Bitcoin. The government bought an additional 30 BTC in the last 30 days. With these new acquisitions, the country’s reserve reached 6,190.18 BTC. The Bitcoin Office shared this information with the public via social media.  

“This all stops in April.” “This all stops in June.” “This all stops in December.”

No, it’s not stopping.

If it didn’t stop when the world ostracized us and most “bitcoiners” abandoned us, it won’t stop now, and it won’t stop in the future.

Proof of work > proof of whining https://t.co/9pC0PoY3YQ

— Nayib Bukele (@nayibbukele) March 4, 2025

Bitcoin Law Gains Momentum with Trump’s Support!  

Bukele responded to the IMF’s demands with sarcasm, stating that his country will not abandon its Bitcoin strategy.  President Bukele views Bitcoin investments as a strategic national reserve policy. He has announced daily Bitcoin purchases and has no plans to back down despite IMF opposition. In October last year, the IMF officially recommended narrowing the scope of El Salvador’s Bitcoin Law enacted in 2021. The institution stated that this narrowing would reduce public exposure to digital assets and strengthen the country’s financial regulatory framework.  

These recommendations followed multiple credit rating downgrades by Fitch Ratings and Moody’s in 2022. The IMF highlighted that this has weakened the country’s international borrowing capacity.  

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