WEMADE & Redlab launch a global pre-registration for their Web3 MMORPG, set for August 2025.
WEMADE and Redlab launch pre-registration for the Web3 MMORPG <ROM: Golden Age>, set for August 2025.
WEMADE & Redlab are launching a Web3 MMORPG, with global pre-registration opening in August 2025.
WEMIX's delisting from major Korean exchanges hits Alpha Asset Management, affecting share recovery in the blockchain gaming sector.
The delisting of WEMIX from major exchanges is affecting Wemade stock and investor confidence, highlighting regulatory challenges.
Jun Ji-hyun's husband, Choi Jun-hyuk, CEO of Alpha Asset Management, faces a $11.66 million paper loss due to his investment in Wemade shares.
WEMIX delisting on June 2 follows Seoul court's dismissal of Wemade's injunction, with transparency concerns after a hack.
WEMIX, a blockchain gaming token, faces ongoing regulatory scrutiny in South Korea due to a controversial hack and delayed issuer communication, including an extended classification as a “closely monitored asset” on Bithumb exchange.
WeMade's blockchain employees are suing the company for allegedly not paying their altcoin bonuses. The legal battle involves 27 staff members demanding their promised crypto rewards.
WeMade is all in on blockchain, ready to roll out new games by 2025 and build decentralized social spaces. CEO Park Kwan-ho sees blockchain as key for growth.
Nexon and Wemade confirm they do not plan to profit from their Bitcoin holdings.
A South Korean court ordered the defunct GDAC exchange to return $7.3M in WEMIX tokens to Wemade CEO Park Kwan-ho, marking a new development in their ongoing legal dispute.
Wemade faces a $12M lawsuit from former employees over unpaid WEMIX tokens, highlighting regulatory hurdles.
Wemade faces a $12M lawsuit over a dispute regarding the distribution of its WEMIX cryptocurrency. Current and former executives are involved in the case, highlighting the clash between traditional business practices and blockchain technologies.
Wemix.fi, part of Wemade, has suspended its lending services following Wemade's $7 million legal victory in a token dispute.
WEMIX altcoin wins a legal battle in South Korea, causing its price to jump. The Seul Central District Court ruled in favor of Wemade CEO Park Kwan-ho.
The Seoul Central District Court ordered GDAC to return $7.31 million in WEMIX tokens to Wemade CEO. This verdict raises concerns about GDAC's reserve management.
Seoul Central District Court ruled in favor of Wemade CEO Park Kwan-ho, ordering defunct exchange GDAC to return over $7 million in WEMIX tokens.
South Korean gaming giant Wemade plans to divest its shares in Lightscale, a blockchain project development subsidiary, according to local media.
