Advertisement
Are you ready to witness yet another masterpiece by the emerging superstars of K-pop? Because T1419 is all set to release their third album! The nine-member South Korean-Japanese boy group under MLD Entertainment has announced plans to release their next album ‘BEFORE SUNRISE PART. 3 on August 23. This will be the group’s first comeback after the release of their 2nd Single Album ‘BEFORE SUNRISE PART. 2 and title song ‘EXIT’ on March 31.
MLD Entertainment, in the official statement about the comeback, talked about their intentions to present an expanded worldview as compared to the previous album, high-quality music and more intense performances. The agency ensured fans that the comeback is going to live up to their expectations.
May 04, 2021
A handout photo. Initially released in 2005, Dungeon Fighter Online is one of the world’s most popular and profitable video games.
South China Morning Post
The pending resolution of a lawsuit between internet giant Tencent Holdings and the operator of a virtual item trading platform in China could determine who really owns the in-game currency and various merchandise, including weapons and armour, that video game players buy and barter for online.
Shenzhen-based Tencent, which runs the world’s largest video games business by revenue and China’s biggest social media platform WeChat, has sued DD373.com at the Guangzhou Internet Court to claim 40.17 million yuan (S$8 million) in damages for enabling players of Dungeon Fighter Online to trade virtual coins and other in-game merchandise on its site.
Antiwar.com Original
China has parked its fishing fleet in waters claimed by the Philippines. Filipino President Rodrigo Duterte has fulminated ineffectively. So far, at least, the Biden administration has declined to go to war on Manila’s behalf. But the possibility remains so long as the U.S. foolishly guarantees Philippine security.
Indeed, some things never change. One is the limited value of the Philippines as an ally. Its people are friendly and welcoming – and quite pro-American. But it is a semi-failed state with a military to match. Manila is a sad example of how the US has picked up the old German habit of allying with the least stable
Apr 28, 2021 04:41 GMTCrypto News
South Korean-Japanese video game company Nexon has allocated some of its cash holdings to the leading cryptocurrency.
The firm purchased $100 million in Bitcoin for an average price of $58,226 per BTC.
The gaming company’s allocation to the pioneer digital currency is less than 2% of its total cash.
Online game provider Nexon Co. acquired $100 million in Bitcoin. This became the largest-ever purchase of digital currency made by a listed company in Tokyo.
Bitcoin likely to retain its value despite associated risks
A growing number of firms worldwide, including MicroStrategy, Tesla, and Square, have purchased Bitcoin in the past few months. More firms are starting to adopt the cryptocurrency as a form of payment and store of value.
South Korea gaming firm Gamevil buys stake in Coinone exchange Business
One of South Korea’s largest gaming companies is getting into the digital currency industry. Gamevil, a publicly listed firm, has bought a stake in Coinone, South Korea’s third largest digital currency exchange. The investment comes just months after Gamevil’s rival Nexon was reported to be eyeing a stake in Bithumb, Korea’s second largest exchange.
Gamevil has acquired a 13% stake in Coinone, the Korea Herald reports. The firm paid KRW31.2 billion (US$27.9 million) to acquire 8,474 shares in the exchange.
Coinone processed $1.4 billion in trading volume in the past 24 hours according to CoinGecko. This ranks behind market leader Upbit which processed $21.4 billion and Bithumb which saw $4 billion in trading volume.