ChainCatcher news, according to Coinpost, Amber Japan Co., Ltd., which operates the cryptocurrency trading service "WhaleFin," will change its company name to S.BLOX on July 1, 2024. It was acquired by the Singapore-based market maker Amber Group in February 2022, and subsequently acquired by Sony Group's wholly-owned subsidiary Quetta Web in August 2023."WhaleFin" plans to undergo updates in the future, with the following improvements planned:UI screen redesign;New application release;Expansion of supported currencies and features.Previous news, Sony acquires Amber Japan, entering the cryptocurrency trading field.

ChainCatcher news, according to reports by Wu, Sony Group has acquired Amber Japan, entering the cryptocurrency trading platform sector. Currently, Sony's businesses include gaming, music, cameras, etc., with a market value of over $100 billion. Previously, Singapore-based market maker Amber Group acquired the regulated Japanese cryptocurrency trading platform DeCurret in early 2022 and renamed it Amber Japan.According to the Web3 asset data platform RootData, the cryptocurrency trading platform [Amber Group](https://www.rootdata.com/zh/Projects/detail/Amber Group?k=NDA4Nw== "Digital Asset Platform") completed a $200 million financing at a valuation of $3 billion in February 2022, with participation from Temasek, Sequoia China, Pantera Capital, and Tiger Global Management.

ChainCatcher news, according to BeInCrypto, a consortium of Japanese companies, GMO Aozora Net Bank, plans to launch a yen-pegged stablecoin DCJPY in July 2024, aiming to utilize DeCurret's blockchain-supported network to facilitate the trading and settlement of clean energy certificates.In addition, Binance, which has obtained a trader service license in Japan, has qualified as an issuance partner, and once the Financial Services Agency of Japan approves the license applications of other companies, they can jointly issue the stablecoin.