Japan's Ceres launches virtual currency "shareholder preference" policy, shares rise 300 yen
On September 24, the Japanese company Ceres, which operates the points website "Moppy" and the crypto asset exchange, rose 300 yen (22.7%) in the previous trading day and closed at the limit of 1,623 yen.
Ceres announced that from the end of the December 2024 period, it will give away crypto assets worth 10,000 yen (about $69.29) to shareholders who hold more than 100 shares at the end of December each year. It has not yet been determined whether the crypto assets will be Bitcoin (BTC) or other types. In addition, Ceres' cooperation with bitbank is also continuing to advance, and bitbank is preparing to go public.