Japanese listed company KLab recently announced an intriguing financial strategic adjustment. On December 27, the company officially launched a "Dual Asset Allocation Strategy," planning to buy Bitcoin and gold in phases to achieve long-term asset diversification.

According to public information, KLab allocated 3.6 billion yen (approximately $24 million) from its approximately 5.1 billion yen in funding, dividing it in a 6:4 ratio to purchase Bitcoin and gold respectively. This approach not only reflects recognition of crypto assets but also demonstrates a cautious attitude toward traditional safe-haven assets.

In terms of execution progress, as of December 25, KLab has added 3.17 Bitcoins, with an average purchase price of about 13,830 yen per coin (around $90,000 per coin), bringing the total holdings to approximately 4.37 Bitcoins. Simultaneously, they also purchased 1,860 shares of gold ETFs. Such a combination is uncommon among traditional companies.

Interestingly, Bitcoin, as the leading asset in the crypto market, and gold, a safe-haven tool with centuries of history, each have their unique risk-return profiles. KLab’s simultaneous allocation reflects both an exploration of emerging asset classes and respect for classic safe-haven assets. Whether this strategy can deliver the expected financial performance remains to be seen. The market’s reaction to this non-traditional approach may offer new perspectives for other companies.