Japanese game developer CyberStep, best known for the online crane game “Toreba,” is making a strategic leap into the crypto sector.
As of July 1, 2025, the company has unveiled a new initiative aimed at managing digital assets generated through its Web3 projects.
The new division, dubbed CRYPTECH Capital, will serve as CyberStep’s in-house crypto investment unit. Its goal is to convert tokens earned via blockchain-based platforms into long-term holdings of major cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. By doing so, CyberStep plans to build institutional-grade reserves and solidify its position in the growing digital asset economy.
One of the main engines behind this shift is Eggle, a blockchain game developed by the company. Eggle will act as a central component in CRYPTECH’s token ecosystem, which aims to operate as a self-sustaining economic model powered by user engagement and token utility.
To kick off the initiative, CyberStep is committing 200 million yen (around $1.25 million) in the first phase, with the potential to scale up to 1 billion yen (roughly $6.25 million) based on how the market evolves. This financial strategy is designed to reduce exposure to individual token risks by diversifying reserves and strengthening long-term liquidity.
The move marks a significant pivot from content creation to active participation in crypto markets, with CyberStep positioning itself not just as a Web3 innovator, but also as a digital asset investor.
Source: https://coindoo.com/japanese-company-expands-into-crypto-with-new-investment-arm/