More Japanese Public Companies Entering the Crypto Space

Samurai & J Partners
Samurai & J Partners (TYO:4764), established in 1996, offers investment banking, fintech, and IT services. In its core business, the firm “invests in listed companies using the method called PIPE (private investment in public equity) investment,” its website describes.
Appbank Inc


Using this platform, the company plans to “promote the spread of virtual currencies while providing users a place to interact with virtual currencies through this service.”@Blast is a web service platform that distributes virtual currencies through various content centered on games and entertainment.
I-Freek Mobile Inc
I-Freek Mobile Inc (TYO:3845) provides mobile content to cell phone users. The firm recently announced that it has modified its Articles of Incorporation to add “virtual currency exchange” business. The amended Articles are expected to be adopted at the company’s general meeting of shareholders on June 27.
Do you think more Japanese companies should offer crypto-related services? Let us know in the comments section below.We add virtual currency exchange business…[to expand] the content business of the company and its subsidiaries and [to] prepare for future business development.
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