Quantum Solutions Launches Bitcoin Reserve Initiative

According to BlockBeats, Japanese tech firm Quantum Solutions Co., Ltd. (Tokyo Stock Exchange: 2338) has announced the initiation of its Bitcoin reserve business, marking a significant shift in its capital structure. The company aims to become one of the largest corporate holders of Bitcoin globally, with financing led by Integrated Asset Management (Asia) Limited (IAM), the majority shareholder of Forbes. Quantum Solutions plans to fund its Bitcoin reserve through a diversified global capital market strategy, including stock issuance, strategic joint ventures, and partnerships with leading institutional asset management firms and crypto infrastructure companies. These partners will assist in designing and implementing a secure, transparent, and compliant Bitcoin acquisition and custody mechanism. Francis Zhou, President of Quantum Solutions, stated, "As a light asset tech company, we are uniquely positioned to build a capital structure centered around Bitcoin. Our goal is not only to hold Bitcoin but to manage this reserve business in an institutional-grade manner. We are in deep discussions with top global hedge funds, sovereign wealth funds, and early adopters to rapidly and robustly expand our treasury strategy." IAM, a Hong Kong-based investment firm focused on listed and unlisted equity investments, was founded by Tak Cheung Yam, who led the acquisition of Forbes Media in 2014 and retains majority control. Yam's support for Quantum Solutions is seen as a strong signal of institutional capital's continued recognition of Bitcoin reserves in corporate roles. "Supporting Francis and the Quantum Solutions team was an easy decision," said IAM founder Tak Cheung Yam. "This is a management team with deep conviction and a global perspective. I will fully assist Quantum Solutions in connecting with capital, strategic partners, and institutional resources to accelerate its journey to becoming one of the world's top Bitcoin reserve companies. Now is the time to act." Quantum Solutions initially targets 3,000 Bitcoins, aiming to become Japan's second-largest listed Bitcoin holder within months. The company plans to rank among the top five global corporate Bitcoin reserve holders by 2026. This move comes amid growing institutional interest in Bitcoin as an inflation-resistant reserve asset. As of July 2025, publicly traded companies worldwide hold over 862,000 Bitcoins, accounting for approximately 4% of the current circulating supply. Quantum Solutions, headquartered in Tokyo, focuses on AI development and next-generation gaming products. The company is transitioning to a Bitcoin-centric corporate structure, combining rapidly growing tech assets with the world's most resilient currency asset to create a new era asset model.