Takashi Tashiro, the new CEO of Tokyo -based energy company, will be paid to Bitcoin as part of the stated effort to be “on the same boat” as shareholders, the company said in a statement on Tuesday.
Remixpoint said it calculateBtc) and move it to a purse assigned by the CEO. The move is as part of a “sewing dedicated to the shareholder,” the company said.
“The salary in this case will be paid to the Japanese Yen in format based on the appropriate organization of the company’s law and taxation,” a translated version of the statement being read.
Above it, we plan to get the Bitcoin (BTC) equal to the same amount in market prices with the Japanese Yen, which is equal to the full amount of payment, and deliver it to the crypto asset wallet assigned by the President and CEO. “
Tashiro took as CEO in June, saying That remixpoint will place the BTC “on the core of the (ITS) financial strategy” as part of a move to make the company focus on the management of the Treasury.
Even before Tashiro’s appointment as CEO, Remixpoint acquired the BTC and other cryptocurrencies as part of a reported approach to a ark of digital property. Until June 13, the company reported Holds more than 1,051 BTC, 901 Ether (Eth), 13,920 Solana (Sol), 1,191,204 XRPand 2,802,311 Dogecoin (Doge), which represents a combined market value of over $ 116 million.
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In addition to his new role in the remixpoint, Tashiro is listed under the Bitpoint management, a Crypto -based crypto exchange and an affiliate of the SBI team. The exchange is excessively promoting US President Donald Trump’s memecoin official (Trump).
The other CEOs, policies accepted crypto salaries
If part of a strategy to further adopt the company or to try and boost the price of specific cryptocurrencies, the remixpoint is not the first to announce the salary of leadership will be paid to Bitcoin.
In 2021, the UK cryptocurrency company Argo Blockchain It said that-CEOPeter Wall, will receive a BTC salary. Wall pointed out the example set by NFL player Russell Okung, who said in 2020 he would convert a portion of his crypto salary.
In the 2021 New York City mayoral election, then-democratic candidate Eric Adams He said he would accept His first three salaries in Bitcoin. Running as an independent for reelection in 2025, repeatedly -Adams gloated to members of the media And New Yorkers about his handles in Bitcoin, suggesting that there is no regret in the decision. Cryptocurrency prices have been more than double since 2021.
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