Japanese listed company Remixpoint announced an adjustment to the use of funds previously raised through the issuance of new stock subscription rights, canceling the planned ¥1.2 billion (approximately $7.75 million) investment in Web3-related business. The company stated that, given the current business environment, it is difficult to find high-quality projects that meet the criteria of 'high growth potential' and achieve a 'balance of expected returns and risks.' The funds will instead be redirected to battery and energy-related businesses. Additionally, out of the total ¥5.976 billion (approximately $38.6 million) raised by the company, ¥4.76 billion (approximately $30.74 million) has already been used to purchase Bitcoin, which was fully invested in June. On October 23, the company decided to halt new equity financing for the purpose of purchasing crypto assets to protect the interests of existing shareholders and avoid dilution of share value.

[Stanley Huang's ETH long position liquidated at $2,792 for 400 ETH] On-chain analysis shows that Stanley Huang (Machi)'s ETH long position was liquidated for 400 ETH due to the price dropping to $2,792, valued at approximately $1.11 million. Currently, his position remains at $4.52 million, with the $1 million funds added last week now reduced to only $140,000.

Michael Saylor's investment strategy currently holds a total of 650000 bitcoins, making him an important holder in the Bitcoin field. （The Bitcoin Historian）

[Strategy Spent $11.7 Million Last Week to Acquire 130 Bitcoins] Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) purchased 130 bitcoins between November 17 and November 30, with a total expenditure of $11.7 million.

The acquisition brings Komodo’s atomic-swap technology, token ecosystem and core developers under the Gleec umbrella.