ChainCatcher news, Moonchain, as a representative of the trade delegation, followed Berlin Mayor Kai Wegner to visit Tokyo and had productive exchanges with companies such as Mitsubishi and Fujitsu. Moonchain reached a consensus with Mitsubishi on how their yen stablecoin and DePIN Chain can collaborate.During this visit, Moonchain showcased its leadership in the DePIN technology field. Mayor Wegner invited Mitsubishi to participate in the "AsiaBerlin Summit" to be held in Berlin on November 25. Additionally, Moonchain discussed potential cooperation opportunities in public service digitization and AI applications with Fujitsu, further strengthening ties with Japanese tech giants.These preliminary discussions are hopeful steps towards integrating cutting-edge blockchain technology into the operational frameworks of Mitsubishi and Fujitsu, which will significantly contribute to technological advancements in Berlin and Tokyo. Moonchain is expected to apply its largest DePIN L3 native blockchain technology to the Japanese market.The Moonchain team was established in 2017, based in Berlin, Germany, and is dedicated to building the largest DePin and L3 native chain. According to official tweets, its native token $MXC remains the only token on the Moonchain network.

ChainCatcher News: Japanese telecom giant Fujitsu announced that it will launch a new blockchain-based cross-border collaboration platform, the "Fujitsu Web3 Accelerator Platform," on June 30, to use blockchain technology to connect transactions across different economic regions. The Fujitsu Web3 Accelerator Platform will provide "Fujitsu Computing as a Service Data e-TRUST" (Data e-TRUST) technology to partners participating in the "Fujitsu CaaS Accelerator Program."The platform will integrate "ConnectionChain" (cross-border securities settlement) technology, which was piloted in collaboration with the Asian Development Bank, ConsenSys, R3, and SORAMITSU, starting in January 2022, to achieve flexible and secure connections across multiple economies. (Source link)

ChainCatcher News: Japanese IT service provider Fujitsu has submitted a trademark application to the United States Patent and Trademark Office, covering several cryptocurrency services. The application specifically mentions "financial management of crypto assets," "financial exchange of crypto assets," and "financial brokerage services for cryptocurrency trading."Previously reported, in February this year, Fujitsu announced the launch of the Web3 development service platform "Fujitsu Web3 Acceleration Platform," providing a development environment, blockchain service application interfaces, and high-computation services for startups, partner companies, and universities building Web3 applications and services. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, IT service company Fujitsu announced in a press release on Monday that it is collaborating with nine other companies, including automaker Mitsubishi and global bank Mizuho Bank, to create an interoperable metaverse architecture named RYUGUKOKU (TBD) to expand the "Japanese Metaverse Economic Zone."The goal of this metaverse alliance is to help businesses establish frameworks to leverage Web3 marketing, work reform, and consumer experience programs. RYUGUKOKU, as a virtual world, connects users to various Web3 services created by companies and government agencies. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to the Financial Times, Japanese electronics manufacturing and information technology services company Fujitsu will launch a new platform to support Web3 developers, aimed at providing a development environment, blockchain-based service APIs, high computing technologies, simulation, artificial intelligence, combinatorial optimization applications, and services for startups, partner companies, and universities building Web3.It is reported that the platform will support a range of use cases for creating Web3 applications, such as digital content copyright management, business transactions, contracts, and processes, and will also provide free access to some participants in Fujitsu's CaaS accelerator program. Starting in March, partners will be able to access the platform in Japan, and the company plans to expand its availability globally later this year. (Source link)