Sony acquires Amber Japan and officially enters the cryptocurrency industry
Sony Group acquired Amber Japan, the Japanese branch of Amber Group, for 100 million yen in the stock market, officially entering the field of crypto trading.
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Sony Group acquired Amber Japan, the Japanese branch of Amber Group, for 100 million yen in the stock market, officially entering the field of crypto trading.
Animoca Brands Japan and Quidd join forces to pioneer the convergence of anime and manga with Web3, offering a unique blend of Japanese intellectual properties and digital collectibles. This collaboration aims to cater to global fandom, providing innovative digital collectibles accessible to enthusiasts worldwide, bridging the cultural richness of Japanese anime and manga with cutting-edge technology.
Amid global expansion plans, Binance CEO Changpeng "CZ" Zhao announced that Binance is commencing operations in Japan by August.
Reported by Reuters on July 20, this move aligns with the increasing global trend among central banks to delve into the development of digital versions of their currencies for retail use.
No video game console maker has publicly embraced NFTs to date, but tech giant Sony continues making moves behind the scenes.
The crypto trading firm has been battling rumours that it is in financial straits after the FTX crash, saying it’s business as usual.
Sony has filed for a trademark to use the Columbia Records logo for NFTs releases. The trademark would also enable Sony to use the logo for music and podcast production.
Solana-based NFT marketplace Snowcrash will release an NFT collection of Bob Dylan and Miles Davis later this year.
The Spatial Reality Display lets people view the nonfungible tokens in 3D without the need for 3D glasses.