【Blockchain Rhythm】Japanese gaming company KLab has just announced a new move. The company has decided to launch a “Dual Gold Financial Strategy,” allocating approximately 3.6 billion yen (about $24 million) from a financing of around 5.1 billion yen to purchase Bitcoin and gold in batches, with a ratio of 6:4.
Let’s look at their actual operations. As of December 25, KLab has added 3.17 BTC to its holdings, with an average purchase price of about 13.83 million yen per BTC (approximately $90,000). This brings the company’s total holdings to 4.37 BTC. At the same time, they also allocated 1,860 shares of gold ETFs to balance risk.
The logic behind this allocation is clear — to establish a larger position in BTC while using gold for hedging. During this stage when institutional investors are gradually entering the market, such portfolio configurations are becoming more common. KLab’s move also reflects the increasing acceptance of traditional listed companies towards crypto asset allocation.
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0xSoulless
· 12h ago
Ha, it's another story of a traditional company starting to cut its own employees. The 6:4 ratio sounds very professional, but in reality, it's still a gambler's mentality.
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CodeAuditQueen
· 12h ago
The 6:4 configuration... feels a bit familiar, just like the weight distribution in some smart contracts. A slight misstep could lead to a reentrancy attack.
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DeFiCaffeinator
· 12h ago
Wow, game companies are starting to play with Bitcoin? Traditional listed companies are really getting nervous.
Major traditional companies are also following the trend to allocate BTC, now I feel more at ease.
The 6:4 allocation in the Japanese company... Steady is steady, but I still prefer BTC.
In the era of institutional entry, even game manufacturers have to hold some Bitcoin.
Hedging BTC with gold, this combo really has no flaws.
By the way, KLab's move this time is really clever, able to attack or defend as needed.
Finally, traditional companies are getting on board, it seems the consensus is really forming.
I like this allocation approach, BTC + gold double comfort.
Game companies are starting to do asset allocation, what are we hesitating for?
The 6:4 ratio is actually a silent vote on BTC's prospects.
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SurvivorshipBias
· 12h ago
Haha, another story of a traditional company entering the crypto space, this time a publicly listed company.
Game companies are starting to hoard coins too, I knew this wave wouldn't end.
The 6:4 ratio indicates a stronger confidence in BTC; gold is just a side show.
The question is... can such "dual allocation" truly hedge risks? It still feels like betting on BTC's rise.
Institutions are entering the market, retail investors need to act quickly.
Japanese listed company KLab launches dual-asset allocation strategy, allocating 3.6 billion yen in phases to BTC and gold
【Blockchain Rhythm】Japanese gaming company KLab has just announced a new move. The company has decided to launch a “Dual Gold Financial Strategy,” allocating approximately 3.6 billion yen (about $24 million) from a financing of around 5.1 billion yen to purchase Bitcoin and gold in batches, with a ratio of 6:4.
Let’s look at their actual operations. As of December 25, KLab has added 3.17 BTC to its holdings, with an average purchase price of about 13.83 million yen per BTC (approximately $90,000). This brings the company’s total holdings to 4.37 BTC. At the same time, they also allocated 1,860 shares of gold ETFs to balance risk.
The logic behind this allocation is clear — to establish a larger position in BTC while using gold for hedging. During this stage when institutional investors are gradually entering the market, such portfolio configurations are becoming more common. KLab’s move also reflects the increasing acceptance of traditional listed companies towards crypto asset allocation.