Japanese Retailer Gyet Co. Bets Big on Bitcoin
Formerly known as Mac House, the company accelerates its Bitcoin accumulation strategy, aiming for a 1,000 BTC treasury.

Gyet Co. Doubles Down on Bitcoin: Eyes 1,000 BTC Holdings
Gyet Co., formerly known as Mac House, a Japanese clothing retailer, is aggressively pursuing its Bitcoin treasury strategy. The company is making significant strides toward its ambitious goal of accumulating 1,000 BTC.
Key Takeaways
- Bitcoin Accumulation: Gyet Co. has already acquired 106.6536 BTC as part of its treasury strategy.
- Ambitious Target: The company aims to hold 1,000 BTC, worth over $100 million (as of September 26th).
- Business Transformation: Gyet Co. is expanding beyond its traditional clothing business to include digital assets and crypto mining.
- Stock Market Boost: The initial announcement of the Bitcoin strategy led to a significant increase in Gyet Co.'s share price.
Strategic Vision and Expansion
The shift to Bitcoin is part of a broader business restructuring. The Mac House brand now operates as a subsidiary under the Gyet Co. umbrella, which focuses on investments and holdings.
Gyet Co. isn't limiting itself to Bitcoin. The strategy allows for exploring other crypto assets and yield opportunities through lending and staking. Other areas of interest include AI, crypto mining, venture investments, and mergers and acquisitions.
The company is also exploring integrating Bitcoin payments into its online and physical stores and considering cryptocurrency rewards and NFT products.
Japan's Bitcoin Treasury Trend
Gyet Co. joins a growing list of Japanese firms adding Bitcoin to their balance sheets. Metaplanet is a notable example, holding a significant amount of Bitcoin on its balance sheet.
Investment Considerations
As always, investors should consider their risk tolerance and investment timeline before making allocation decisions. Bitcoin remains a volatile asset despite increasing institutional adoption.
This article is for informational purposes only and should not be considered investment advice. Always consult with a qualified financial advisor.