Netmarble's USDT holdings increased by 19.16M in Q2, reaching a total of 22.33M by end of June.

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Netmarble reported a significant increase in USDT holdings in Q2, according to on-chain news from MetaEra. Holdings rose from 316,580 at the end of March to 2,232,760 by June 30, an addition of 1,916,180. The company uses USDT to stabilize MBX and in-game tokens on the Marblex blockchain, enhance user activity, and cover operational expenses. Blockchain news underscores the growing role of stablecoins in gaming ecosystems.

According to ME News, on September 8 (UTC+8), South Korean mobile game developer Netmarble reported that its holdings of USDT increased from approximately 3.1658 million at the end of March to approximately 22.3276 million at the end of June, representing a net increase of about 19.1618 million in the second quarter. For the first half of the year, the company accumulated approximately 62.1629 million USDT and reduced holdings by approximately 41.6282 million through disposals and other means. The company stated that USDT is used to maintain the value of MBX and in-game tokens on the Marblex blockchain, promote user adoption of gaming services, and cover operational expenses, with related gains or losses recorded under gains or losses on disposal of intangible assets. (Source: Foresight News)

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