PANews reported on April 13th that, according to Digital Today, NXC, the parent company of South Korean gaming giant Nexon, is restructuring its cryptocurrency-related business. According to NXC's consolidated audit report, as of the end of 2025, NXC held 147.6 billion won (approximately US$108 million) in cryptocurrency assets, including 2,356 Bitcoins and 22,400 Ethereums, a 15.2% decrease from 174 billion won in the same period last year. NXC has sold its stake in the overseas exchange Bitstamp, which has been removed from its consolidated financial statements. Furthermore, in February of this year, NXC passed a board resolution to sell all of its shares in the South Korean exchange Korbit. Meanwhile, NXC continues to diversify its business, acquiring a stake in European industrial solutions company CLI Group through its Belgian investment subsidiary NXMH in February of this year.