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Crypto Asset Reserves Cool Down; ReYuu Japan Terminates $100 Million Financing Framework Agreement with Universal Digital
According to NADA NEWS, ReYuu Japan, a company listed on Japan’s Tokyo Stock Exchange Standard Market, announced that, following mutual consultation, it has terminated the basic agreement with Canadian investment firm Universal Digital Inc. regarding a financing framework of up to USD 100 million (approximately JPY 15 billion). The agreement was originally intended to advance external financing arrangements related to ReYuu Japan’s Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) strategy; however, it was not a formal loan agreement, and neither the financing framework nor any actual borrowing had been finalized prior to termination. ReYuu Japan stated that the capital market environment for publicly listed companies pursuing digital asset treasury strategies has changed, with investors adopting a more cautious stance. The termination does not signify the suspension of its digital asset treasury strategy; rather, the company will continue evaluating the strategy in light of market conditions, financial soundness, and shareholder value.
JPYC, the issuer of the yen-pegged stablecoin, has completed a $17.62 million Series B extension round.
According to NADA NEWS, JPYC, the issuer and operator of the Japanese yen-pegged stablecoin JPYC, announced that it has raised an additional $17.62 million in the second closing of its Series B funding round. Combined with the first closing, the total funds raised are expected to reach approximately $28.93 million. Participating investors include NCB Venture Capital, Metaplanet, Kitao Bank, and Yokohama Capital, among others. The newly raised capital will be primarily used for system and application development, hiring talent for business expansion, stablecoin issuance and redemption, trading, payments, management-related operations, and new strategic investments. JPYC stated that, as of April 15, its cumulative issuance has exceeded approximately $13.21 million. The stablecoin is currently supported on Avalanche, Ethereum, and Polygon, and the company is considering adding support for Kaia and Arc.
ICE CEO: Multiple Meetings with Hyperliquid Team to Explore Potential Collaboration
Odaily Odaily News: DEGEN NEWS posted on the X platform that the founder and CEO of Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange, stated that they have had multiple meetings with the Hyperliquid team to discuss overlapping businesses and potential cooperation. The CEO noted that Hyperliquid has attracted attention for offering crude oil trading during weekends when traditional crude oil markets are closed.Additionally, Hyperliquid has listed SpaceX derivatives trading. The CEO mentioned that they will watch to see if the price discovered in this private market on June 11, when SpaceX goes public, will impact the IPO. The CEO also stated that depending on the allowed leverage ratio, retail investors will bear significant capital risk in this IPO, which could potentially exceed the size of the IPO itself if it scales up.
JPYC, the issuer of the yen-pegged stablecoin, has completed a $17.62 million Series B extension round.
According to NADA NEWS, JPYC, the issuer and operator of the Japanese yen-pegged stablecoin JPYC, announced that it has raised an additional $17.62 million in the second closing of its Series B funding round. Combined with the first closing, the total funds raised are expected to reach approximately $28.93 million. Participating investors include NCB Venture Capital, Metaplanet, Kitao Bank, and Yokohama Capital, among others. The newly raised capital will be primarily used for system and application development, hiring talent for business expansion, stablecoin issuance and redemption, trading, payments, management-related operations, and new strategic investments. JPYC stated that, as of April 15, its cumulative issuance has exceeded approximately $13.21 million. The stablecoin is currently supported on Avalanche, Ethereum, and Polygon, and the company is considering adding support for Kaia and Arc.
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Japan Post Bank maintains its plan to issue the tokenized deposit “Yucho DCJPY” in fiscal year 2026.
According to NADA NEWS, Japan Post Bank stated on May 28 that its issuance of the tokenized deposit “Yucho DCJPY” for depositors remains scheduled for fiscal year 2026 as part of its medium-term management plan for FY2026–FY2028; however, the specific launch date has yet to be announced. The product will be launched on the DeCurret DCP platform, enabling depositors to convert a portion of their deposits into Yucho DCJPY. It is also planned to leverage smart contracts to expand use cases, including automated payments, NFT-linked payments, and security token (ST) transactions. The bank further noted that tokenized deposits are based on the bank’s liabilities, making them relatively easy for customers to understand, with their risk-protection logic essentially equivalent to that of cash.
ICE CEO: Multiple Meetings with Hyperliquid Team to Explore Potential Collaboration
Odaily Odaily News: DEGEN NEWS posted on the X platform that the founder and CEO of Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange, stated that they have had multiple meetings with the Hyperliquid team to discuss overlapping businesses and potential cooperation. The CEO noted that Hyperliquid has attracted attention for offering crude oil trading during weekends when traditional crude oil markets are closed.Additionally, Hyperliquid has listed SpaceX derivatives trading. The CEO mentioned that they will watch to see if the price discovered in this private market on June 11, when SpaceX goes public, will impact the IPO. The CEO also stated that depending on the allowed leverage ratio, retail investors will bear significant capital risk in this IPO, which could potentially exceed the size of the IPO itself if it scales up.
Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA) announced revised cabinet orders and ministerial ordinances implementing the amended Payment Services Act, effective June 1.
According to NADA NEWS, Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA) announced on the 22nd the Cabinet Office Ordinance and the FSA Ordinance related to the 2025 amendment to the Payment Services Act, along with the results of the public consultation. The new rules will take effect on June 1. This regulatory enhancement covers electronic payment methods—including stablecoins—cryptocurrency asset service providers, fund transfer businesses, and cross-border collection services. Specifically, the underlying assets eligible for “electronic payment instruments based on specified trust beneficiary rights,” their maximum allocation ratios, and requirements to prevent principal loss have been clearly defined. Additionally, detailed rules have been established for registration applications, user disclosures, prohibited activities, user protection, and bookkeeping management for both new electronic payment instruments and cryptocurrency asset service providers.
Crypto Asset Reserves Cool Down; ReYuu Japan Terminates $100 Million Financing Framework Agreement with Universal Digital
According to NADA NEWS, ReYuu Japan, a company listed on Japan’s Tokyo Stock Exchange Standard Market, announced that, following mutual consultation, it has terminated the basic agreement with Canadian investment firm Universal Digital Inc. regarding a financing framework of up to USD 100 million (approximately JPY 15 billion). The agreement was originally intended to advance external financing arrangements related to ReYuu Japan’s Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) strategy; however, it was not a formal loan agreement, and neither the financing framework nor any actual borrowing had been finalized prior to termination. ReYuu Japan stated that the capital market environment for publicly listed companies pursuing digital asset treasury strategies has changed, with investors adopting a more cautious stance. The termination does not signify the suspension of its digital asset treasury strategy; rather, the company will continue evaluating the strategy in light of market conditions, financial soundness, and shareholder value.
Japanese listed company Fisco exits cryptocurrency business
According to NADA NEWS, FISCO, a company listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange’s Growth Market, announced on May 14 that it will divest its cryptocurrency and blockchain business from its scope of operations. Starting from the first quarter of the fiscal year ending December 2026, its reported business segments will be revised from the original three—“Information Services,” “Advertising Agency,” and “Cryptocurrency & Blockchain”—to only the first two. Concurrently, the company announced the termination of all promotional initiatives for its proprietary cryptocurrency, “FISCO Coin (FSCC),” as well as the cancellation of its previously scheduled token-burning plan. Related payment functionalities, staking services, and the “Learn to Earn” points redemption feature under “CLUB FISCO” will also cease simultaneously. FISCO entered the cryptocurrency sector in 2016 and once assumed operations of the Zaif exchange; this full exit marks the conclusion of its decade-long strategic involvement in the field.
JPYC, the issuer of the yen-pegged stablecoin, has completed a $17.62 million Series B extension round.
According to NADA NEWS, JPYC, the issuer and operator of the Japanese yen-pegged stablecoin JPYC, announced that it has raised an additional $17.62 million in the second closing of its Series B funding round. Combined with the first closing, the total funds raised are expected to reach approximately $28.93 million. Participating investors include NCB Venture Capital, Metaplanet, Kitao Bank, and Yokohama Capital, among others. The newly raised capital will be primarily used for system and application development, hiring talent for business expansion, stablecoin issuance and redemption, trading, payments, management-related operations, and new strategic investments. JPYC stated that, as of April 15, its cumulative issuance has exceeded approximately $13.21 million. The stablecoin is currently supported on Avalanche, Ethereum, and Polygon, and the company is considering adding support for Kaia and Arc.