Japan’s Quantum Solutions to Buy 3,000 Bitcoin in Treasury Shift
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TLDR: Quantum targets 3,000 Bitcoin in 12 months as a long-term hedge, not speculation. $10M initial buy executed via Integrated Asset Management (Asia). Operations led from Hong Kong under GPT Pals Studio’s management. Largest BTC holder spot in Japan could soon belong to Quantum Solutions. Quantum Solutions, a Tokyo-listed AI firm, is diving deep into crypto. The company revealed plans to acquire up to 3,000 Bitcoin within 12 months. With the yen under pressure and inflation creeping up, the move signals a pivot toward digital hedging. If successful, Quantum will hold more Bitcoin than any other public firm in Japan. The announcement also marks a growing shift in corporate treasury strategies in Asia. Bitcoin Joins the Balance Sheet Quantum’s Bitcoin strategy began with a $10 million allocation. The funds came through Integrated Asset Management (Asia) Limited, a Hong Kong-based investment firm. Quantum plans to build the 3,000 BTC position gradually, depending on market conditions and regulatory clarity. At current prices, that’s about $350 million in digital assets. The company confirmed its approach isn’t short-term speculation. Instead, it views Bitcoin as a long-term store of value. Operational handling of the assets will be done through GPT Pals Studio, its fully owned Hong Kong subsidiary. Tokyo Stock Exchange-listed AI company Quantum Solutions has announced a plan to hold up to 3,000 BTC over the next 12 months, aiming to hedge against currency and inflation risks amid a weakening yen and global financial instability. If the target is achieved, it would surpass… — Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) July 24, 2025 GPT Pals Studio has already started building the needed infrastructure. That includes cold and hot wallet systems, strict internal controls, and auditing frameworks. Periodic reporting will keep the board and auditors informed of risk exposure and valuations. Quantum CEO Francis Zhou explained the plan…
