ICYMI: Game developer Akatsuki announces $20 million web3 fund
Japanese entertainment and gaming firm Akatsuki said on Wednesday that it has raised a $20 million fund focused on investing in web3 projects.GameFi, non-fungible tokens and the metaverse, Akatsuki said in a press release.
The name Emoote was chosen to signal that NFT consumption is based on"emotional values," Akatsuki added. The business has form for investing in crypto-adjacent projects, having funded more than 20 early stage startups, including rapidly scaling move-to-earn startup Stepn. Its investment focus is 50% in Asia and 40% in the United States, with the remainder of funds being channeled towards other regions.
The firm said the fund would also focus its efforts on collaborating with Japanese entertainment and media companies.gained global presence for co-developing the hit title Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle with Bandai Namco Entertainment. The title has earned over 350 million downloads worldwide as of May 1.
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