Japanese game company CyberStep enters into crypto asset investment and plans to invest up to 1 billion yen "
According to online reports, according to CoinDesk, CyberStep, operator of the online doll-grabbing game "Triti", announced on July 1, 2025 that it will enter the crypto asset investment business through the newly established strategic department "CRYSTTECH Capital." The company plans to build a "self-circulating token economy" model that will convert tokens generated by its Web3 services (such as the blockchain game "Egle") into mainstream cryptographic assets such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, and reserve them as corporate assets. CyberStep will invest 200 million yen as start-up capital in the early part of fiscal year 2026, and plans to gradually expand the investment scale to a maximum of 1 billion yen based on market conditions.
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