Japan Bitcoin Industry Inc. plans to raise about 800 million yen through a share allotment, with payments made in Bitcoin. Subscribers include フルグル合同会社 and ANAP Lightning Capital (ALC), who will also collaborate on Lightning Network routing. The funds will support aurora, a project enabling businesses to connect to Lightning payments via API, as well as hiring, routing operations, and R&D. This move aims to enhance Bitcoin payment infrastructure in Japan.
Japan Bitcoin Industry's plan to raise 800 million yen in Bitcoin offers context for cryptocurrency market activity. For readers following the crypto sector, here is Pluang's market snapshot as of Oct 28, 2026 17:31 WIB: out of 50 major cryptocurrencies priced on Pluang, 46 rose and 3 fell today. Notable movers include NEO at Rp38.708 with a 5.13% increase and 65% buy orders, SUSHI at Rp3.765 with a 4.58% rise but 100% sell orders, and DOT at Rp18.505 with a 4.57% gain and 96% buy orders.
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