Imagine you’re a Japanese gaming company, right? You’re sitting there, probably surrounded by anime posters and empty ramen cups, and you think, “What’s missing? Ah, yes, a splash of high-risk cryptocurrency!” So, Enish Co., the masterminds behind ‘De:Lithe Last Memories’ (which sounds like a title generated by throwing darts at a board filled with fantasy words), decided to throw100 million yen into the Bitcoin lottery. 🎰
In a move that screams “Financial strategy or mid-life crisis?”, Enish officially declared they’re funneling $679,049 into Bitcoin. By April4th, they’ll have completed their transformation from a regular gaming company into a Bitcoin-holding entity. Because, why not gamble with company funds? It’s not like it’s real money, right? 😂
Their logic? Diversifying assets, chasing Bitcoin’s liquidity (and its notorious instability), and hoping to ride the profit wave if Bitcoin decides to moonwalk again. It’s like watching someone bet their rent money on a horse named “Cryptic Dreams” at the races. 🐎💨
Every quarter, Enish promises to peek at their Bitcoin stash and report back with either a triumphant “We’re rich!” or a sheepish “Well, it was fun while it lasted.” Transparency or a quarterly reminder of their potential folly? You decide. 📉📈
As of now, Bitcoin’s doing its best impression of a yo-yo, down1.3% in24 hours, trading at a mere $83,242. This dip might be why Enish thought, “Now’s the perfect time to jump into the Bitcoin pool, even if it’s more of a swamp right now.” And with a weekly decline of4.66%, it’s like they’re saying, “Who needs rollercoasters when you have crypto?” 🎢
But wait, there’s more! Enish isn’t just in it for the thrills; they’re also on a noble quest to “deepen their understanding of blockchain technology.” Because nothing says “I understand blockchain” like buying a chunk of Bitcoin and hoping for the best. It’s the modern equivalent of buying a book to look smarter. 📘💡
Enish, famous for games like “De:Lithe – The King of Oblivion and Angel of the Covenant” (which sounds like a title you’d get if you let a fantasy novel AI run wild), recently dropped “De:Lithe Last Memories,” a blockchain-based game. It’s free to play, which is code for “We’ll find other ways to make money off you, like through ads and in-app purchases.” The game’s token, xGEEK, is ambitiously fixed at $1.00 per100 tokens, because why adjust to market realities when you can pretend you’re above them? 💸😅
Japanese gaming companies are diving headfirst into web3, because if there’s one thing gamers love, it’s more ways to spend money in games. LINE and Sony’s blockchain collaboration is proof that everyone’s trying to get a slice of the blockchain pie, regardless of whether anyone actually wants pie in the first place. 🥧🕹️
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