Another publicly listed company joins the Bitcoin camp. Japanese tech company KLab recently announced the launch of an asset diversification strategy, deciding to allocate 3.6 billion yen (about $24 million) from a 5.1 billion yen financing round to gradually build positions in Bitcoin and gold, with a ratio set at 6:4.

This is not a fleeting trend. As of December 25, the company has gradually purchased 3.17 BTC, with an average cost of approximately 13.83 million yen per coin (close to $90,000). Including previous holdings, KLab's current Bitcoin assets amount to 4.37 BTC.

In terms of financing scale, this company clearly views Bitcoin as a long-term asset allocation option. Rather than speculation, it reflects a cautious recognition of digital assets by institutions—after all, every asset allocation by a listed company needs to be disclosed to shareholders and regulators.

Interestingly, they haven't fully bet on Bitcoin but have retained a 40% gold exposure. This "classic + modern" portfolio approach may inspire other institutions to rethink their risk management strategies.