The game company CyberStep is officially entering the cryptocurrency investment field, holding reserves in major cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum.

July 1st: CyberStep, which operates the online claw machine game "Toreba (トレバ)" in Japan, announced on July 1st that it will launch a new business venture into the cryptocurrency investment field. This new initiative encompasses strategic cryptocurrency reserves and operations. The new business will be managed by the newly established Strategic Department "CRYPTECH Capital" with the aim of building a new revenue source for the company and accelerating its business expansion into the Web3 space. The core strategy of this new business is to construct a "self-circulating tokenomics system." The specific approach is to convert the tokens generated in the company's Web3 services into mainstream cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum and hold and manage them as corporate assets. Through this mechanism, the company hopes to direct the value generated by user engagement in content back into the company's asset base, establishing an asset circulation model that combines stability and scalability. One specific instance of this concept is the blockchain game "Eggle" launched by the company as early as April. In this game, users can earn the "Eggle Energy Token (ENG)" while nurturing NFT characters. This token, representing the "company-affiliated token," will also be included in the strategic investment targets of this initiative. To commence this project, CyberStep plans to allocate 200 million yen from its own funds as an initial purchase budget within the fiscal year ending May 2026. Subsequently, the company will gradually increase the size of the strategic reserve based on market trends and ultimately reach up to 1 billion yen.