ChainCatcher news, according to IT Chosun, the CEO of the South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Coinone, Cha Myung-hun, has denied rumors that he is negotiating with the gaming company Com2uS Holdings to sell a portion of the company's shares.As of last year, Cha held a total of 53.46% of Coinone's shares through his personal company The One Group and personal holdings. Although there were previous speculations that if the deal went through, Com2uS would become the largest shareholder of Coinone, representatives from both companies have denied these rumors.Previous news, the CEO of the South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Coinone, Myung-hoon Cha, is in negotiations with the mid-sized gaming company Com2uS Holdings regarding the sale of company shares.

ChainCatcher news, Myung-hoon Cha, the CEO of the South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Coinone, is in negotiations with the medium-sized gaming company Com2uS Holdings to sell shares of the company.As of the end of last year, Myung-hoon Cha held a total of 53.46% of the shares, which includes his stake in the private company The One Group (34.31%) and his personal holdings (19.15%). Com2uS Holdings holds 21.95%, while Com2uS Plus holds 16.47%. Com2uS Plus is a 100% subsidiary of Com2uS Holdings. Through this share acquisition, Com2uS Holdings is expected to become the largest shareholder of Coinone.In addition, Coinone CEO Myung-hoon Cha has informed Com2uS Holdings that he will resign from his position as head of Coinone.

ChainCatcher news, according to Decrypt, the mobile NFT shooting game studio Carbonated announced the completion of a $11 million financing round, led by South Korean gaming giant Com2uS, with participation from Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), Bitkraft Ventures, Cypher Capital, Blocore, Goal Ventures, and WAGMI Ventures. The studio previously raised $8.5 million in 2020, with a16z and Bitkraft also participating at that time.It is reported that MadWorld will be launched to the public sometime in 2024, and testing has already begun on iOS and Android operating systems. Its founder, Travis Boatman, is a veteran in mobile gaming, having served as an executive at Zynga and Electronic Arts.

ChainCatcher news, South Korean game developer Com2uS's metaverse subsidiary Com2Verse announced that it has received a strategic investment of 4 billion KRW from Hana Financial Group, Kyobo Bookstore (a large chain bookstore in South Korea), and Kyowon Group, totaling 12 billion KRW (approximately 9.5 million USD).It is reported that Com2Verse raised 15 billion KRW in initial capital (approximately 11.85 million USD) at its establishment from Com2uS, WYSIWYG Studios, and others, and additionally secured 16 billion KRW (approximately 12.64 million USD) through attracting external investments. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, the Web3 intellectual property protocol Spaceport announced the completion of a $3.6 million Pre-Seed funding round. This round was co-led by Arca, Decasonic, and the venture capital arm of game developer Com2us, Crit Ventures, with participation from Infinity Ventures Crypto, FBG Capital, and Republic Asia.It is reported that Spaceport aims to help creators, brands, and institutions monetize their intellectual property. (source link)