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Japanese listed company KLab officially launches the "Dual Gold Financial Strategy," announcing a phased deployment of Bitcoin and gold assets.
It is reported that the company's current round of financing is approximately 5.1 billion yen, of which 3.6 billion yen (about $24 million) will be used for crypto and traditional asset allocation, with a ratio set at 60% Bitcoin and 40% gold. This cross-asset portfolio strategy reflects institutional investors' new approach to risk hedging in the current economic environment.
As of the end of December, KLab has completed its first purchase, acquiring an additional 3.17 BTC at an average cost of about $90,000 per coin. Converted, the purchase price per coin is approximately 13.83 million yen. Including previous holdings, the company's total Bitcoin amount has reached 4.37 BTC.
It is worth noting that cases of Japanese listed companies deploying crypto assets are increasing, which not only reflects the growing recognition of Bitcoin as a store of value but also indicates the iterative direction of traditional corporate financial allocation strategies.
Traditional finance finally understands that simply holding gold is too costly.
This ratio setting is a bit conservative; a 6:4 ratio still leaves so much room for gold...
But buying at an average price of $90,000 is a pretty good timing.
It seems it's really coming.
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6:4 allocation? Still a bit conservative, it should start at 7:3
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Cost of $90,000 per coin... this move is really solid, didn't chase the top
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Institutional entry is like this, steadily advancing, unlike us retail investors who chase highs and sell lows every day haha
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Japanese companies are starting to play dual-asset arbitrage, traditional financial models really need to be rewritten
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4.37 BTC sounds not much, but this is official holdings, which signals a bigger message
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Gold combined with BTC, one fights inflation, the other stores value, this approach really makes sense
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Why does it feel like global companies are quietly positioning, while I’m still debating whether to add to my holdings...
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A layout of 5.1 billion yen indicates that listed companies' recognition of crypto has really increased
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Average of 90,000? Shows they are also building positions in batches, not just throwing everything in at once
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This is how institutions play, they don’t go all-in, it’s all about combination punches
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Is Japan’s tax system lenient? It seems like Asian listed companies have recently been fond of accumulating Bitcoin
The traditional 60:40 allocation approach by large corporations is indeed prudent, but frankly, they still believe in BTC's long-term value.
The cost of one Bitcoin is around $90,000... Is it a bit late to buy now?
Institutional entry is just institutional entry, what does it indicate? It shows that the cake is indeed being distributed.
Gold paired with BTC—this combination is definitely worth copying.
4.37 coins sounds small, but there are really few listed companies daring to do this.
Wait, Japan is already taking action, when will our regulators also wake up?
This is the right way to open up—risk hedging plus growth potential at the same time.
I don't quite understand why it has to be a 60:40 ratio; why not just go all-in on BTC?
It seems gold is still for peace of mind, while Bitcoin is the real money-making tool.
Traditional finance mixed with crypto... it’s about to become the standard allocation.
The data looks genuine, but not all companies dare to play this way.
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Buying in at $90,000 actually has no advantage; this price should have been the point to exit long ago. But I haven't sold either—FOMO warriors are like that.
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What does it mean when Japanese companies pile into crypto? Either they've seen something we haven't, or it's mass gambler psychology. I bet on the latter.
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Holding 4.37 BTC may look pitiful, but at least they dared to include it in the company's financial report. That takes more guts than most fund managers.
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From a technical perspective, this configuration is riddled with logical flaws, but I still went all-in. That's just who I am.
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Gold? That's interesting. It seems to be telling the market, "We're also scared." Conservative allocations ultimately lead to total loss.
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Wait, when was this price? If it was only $90,000 now, then you're truly the chosen one.
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Signals of institutional bottom-fishing are becoming more obvious, but the problem is, we'll never know where the bottom is.