Japanese Emoticon Manga NFT Company Minto Secures 6.6 Billion Yen Funding Led by Kakao Piccoma

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CoinVoice reports that on May 14, Japanese emoticon manga NFT company Minto announced a 6.6 billion yen (≈¥35 million) investment led by Kakao Piccoma, with participation from existing shareholders including Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Capital, Mizuho Capital, and OLM Ventures. This brings Minto’s total funding to 14.6 billion yen.

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FAQ Section

Q: Will existing LUNA holders receive new tokens?
A: Only pre-depeg stakers and UST holders qualify per the proposal.

Q: How does Anchor’s TVL drop affect Terra?
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Q: Is Visual China’s NFT platform decentralized?
A: It uses Chang’an Chain, a permissioned blockchain.

Q: What’s next for Minto?
A: Expanding Web3 integrations and IP monetization.