South Korean gaming giant NXC reduces its holdings in Bitcoin and Ethereum, and sells shares in a cryptocurrency exchange

The audit report of NXC, the parent company of South Korean gaming giant Nexon, shows that by the end of 2025, the scale of cryptocurrency assets held by NXC is 147.6 billion won, including 2,356 bitcoins and 22,400 ethers, a decrease of 15.2% from the previous year's 174 billion won. NXC has sold its shares in Bitstamp and excluded it from its subsidiaries.

In addition, NXC decided to dispose of all its shares in Korbit through a board resolution in February this year. Meanwhile, NXC, through its subsidiary NXMH, acquired shares in the European industrial solutions company CLI Group in February this year to promote business diversification.

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