Tokyo-based AI firm Quantum Solutions, listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, announced it plans to buy and hold as many as 3,000 Bitcoin over the next 12 months. The move is part of a strategy to protect against a weak yen and rising global financial instability.
If the plan succeeds, Quantum Solutions would become Japan’s largest public Bitcoin holder, ahead of ANAP Holdings and Mac‑House. The firm will start by using $10 million from its Hong Kong subsidiary, with more built up over time. Company leaders said the aim is to manage this reserve in stages following sound financial governance.
Quantum Solutions said it sees Bitcoin as “digital gold”, and that it sees value in diversifying its assets as crypto markets grow. The company also said it will follow a phased buying approach. It will use its own equity and partnerships to build a secure and compliant treasury, with oversight from its board and audit team.
As of now, other Japanese firms such as Remixpoint (1,051 BTC) and ANAP (targeting 1,000 BTC) already hold Bitcoin for corporate reserves. If Quantum Solutions reaches 3,000 BTC, it would rank among Japan’s top public crypto holders and join the global list of major corporate Bitcoin treasuries.
Buying 3,000 BTC would cost about ¥53.8 billion, or around $350 million, at today’s prices. Quantum’s plan follows a growing trend in Japan, where companies are turning to Bitcoin to protect against inflation and currency problems.
The companies’ CEO Francis Zhou said in a press release, “We are uniquely positioned to build a Bitcoin-first capital structure. Our goal is not only to accumulate Bitcoin, but to do so with institutional-grade discipline.” He further added, “We are in advanced discussions with top-tier asset managers, sovereign wealth allocators, and fintech leaders to scale our treasury roadmap responsibly and rapidly.”
Around the world, public companies now hold over 862,000 BTC, which is about 4% of all Bitcoin. Quantum wants to be among the top five by 2026, and its plan shows growing trust in Bitcoin. If it hits its goal, it will lead in Japan and join the top Bitcoin-holding companies in the world.
