CyberStep, the operator of GrabLaba, is entering the encryption business, planning to invest up to 1 billion yen in assets such as BTC and ETH.

Gate News bot message, according to CoinDesk, CyberStep, which operates the online claw machine game “Claw Boss”, announced that it will launch a new encryption asset strategic reserve and management business starting from July 1.

The business will be managed by the newly established strategic department “CRYPTECH Capital”, aiming to build a new revenue base for the company and accelerate its expansion into the Web3 space.

As the core strategy of the new business, the company plans to build a “self-circulating token economy.” This model refers to exchanging tokens generated from the company’s Web3 services into mainstream encryption assets such as Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH), which will then be reserved and integrated as corporate assets.

Through this mechanism, the company aims to return the value created by users participating in content to the company’s asset base, thereby establishing a stable and scalable asset circulation model.

A specific example of this concept is the blockchain game “Eggle” that the company has launched. In this game, which went live in April, users can earn “Eggle Energy Token ($ENG)” while nurturing NFT characters. This token, as a representative of the “company-related token,” has been incorporated into the strategic investment targets of the new business.

In addition to the “Eggle Energy Token”, Cryptech Capital will also invest in core assets such as BTC and ETH, as well as other promising meme coins and gaming tokens. The company plans to achieve capital gains through the appreciation of asset prices and generate returns by staking across the portfolio and providing liquidity for DeFi protocols.

To launch this business, the company will allocate 200 million yen from its own funds as the initial purchasing budget for the fiscal year ending May 2026. Subsequently, the company plans to gradually expand the strategic reserve amount to a maximum of 1 billion yen while assessing market trends.