Japanese listed company Iole will liquidate its entire holding of 151.21 Bitcoins, expecting a loss of 254 million yen.

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Iole, a company listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange's Growth Market, will sell all of its 151.21 bitcoins, with the proceeds going towards AI data centers, AI computing power provision, and its Neo Cloud business. The company plans to complete the sale through cryptocurrency exchanges between October 30th and the end of November, expecting a loss of approximately 254 million yen. Iole will continue to hold its Hyperliquid tokens (HYPE) since July 2026. (Source: Coinpost)