MBK, a lending company in Japan, has just spent 300 million yen ( approximately 2.04 million USD ) to purchase 17.6 BTC and sign a partnership agreement with FINX JCrypto, the entity owning the Coin Estate platform specializing in cryptocurrency payment services for real estate. According to MBK, this investment aims to protect assets against the prolonged depreciation of the yen and inflation, while also serving not only investment purposes but also being used directly for the company's real estate payment services.
MBK provides investment services for businesses, lending in real estate, while also managing hotels and sports facilities. With the new agreement, MBK will leverage the expertise of FINX JCrypto in cryptocurrency trading and payments to enhance the reliability and security of the services. This move extends the trend of Japanese companies, from fashion to real estate, increasingly shifting towards Bitcoin.
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The giant Japanese lending bank MBK announced the purchase of 2 million dollars worth of Bitcoin.
MBK, a lending company in Japan, has just spent 300 million yen ( approximately 2.04 million USD ) to purchase 17.6 BTC and sign a partnership agreement with FINX JCrypto, the entity owning the Coin Estate platform specializing in cryptocurrency payment services for real estate. According to MBK, this investment aims to protect assets against the prolonged depreciation of the yen and inflation, while also serving not only investment purposes but also being used directly for the company's real estate payment services.
MBK provides investment services for businesses, lending in real estate, while also managing hotels and sports facilities. With the new agreement, MBK will leverage the expertise of FINX JCrypto in cryptocurrency trading and payments to enhance the reliability and security of the services. This move extends the trend of Japanese companies, from fashion to real estate, increasingly shifting towards Bitcoin.