Japanese builder LibWork announces it will buy 500 million yen in Bitcoin and launch 3D printed house NFT tokenization

Investing 500 million yen in Bitcoin, LibWork opens a new chapter in 'digital gold' financial resources for Japanese companies, combating inflation and connecting to a 3D printed house NFT project. (Background: Listed medical company KindlyMD completes $200 million convertible bond: will be used to increase Bitcoin holdings, stock price falls instead of rising) (Context: Bull market pauses, four key indicators for selecting potential altcoins in 2025) Another company decides to embrace Bitcoin, Japanese 3D printing builder LibWork announces it will invest 500 million yen (approximately 3.4 million USD) to purchase Bitcoin. It is understood that the LibWork board decided in August 2025 to gradually buy Bitcoin from September to December to average out price fluctuations. The company likens Bitcoin to 'digital gold,' used to hedge against the decline in the purchasing power of yen, while also entering the global digital market. The CFO pointed out that inflation erodes cash positions: 'A more solid foundation is more practical than just holding yen.' In addition to hoarding currency, LibWork also plans to promote a '3D Printed House NFT' project, putting architectural design data on the blockchain and issuing corresponding certificates to make property rights transparent and tradable. 3D Printed House NFT supports BTC payments. LibWork's 'Lib Earth House Model B' showcased in Kumamoto replaces concrete with soil, lime, and natural fibers, reducing carbon emissions by 50%, and pre-orders are currently open. Customers can choose to pay in Bitcoin and simultaneously receive a house NFT, integrating sustainable construction, blockchain, and digital assets into the same supply chain. Lib Earth House Model B real scene. Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG) recently also used the Progmat platform to complete the tokenization of a $681 million skyscraper in Osaka, providing an example for 'fragmentation' in real estate. The above case and LibWork's attempts show that Japan is accelerating the introduction of blockchain technology into traditional industries. Asian listed companies expand their cryptocurrency holdings. We know LibWork is not an isolated case. Metaplanet holds 18,888 coins, leading Asia, and has launched over-collateralized bonds supported by holdings with zero interest rates, becoming a precedent for 'issuing bonds with Bitcoin.' Remixpoint continues to increase its holdings during market adjustments, reflecting the evolving mindset of Japanese companies viewing Bitcoin as a defensive tool. Related reports: ChatGPT deep analysis: Before the altcoin bull market arrives in August, who are the next potential coins? Five key indicators reveal: Bitcoin is far from peaking, the altcoin bull market has not yet begun - my judgment after experiencing four cycles. Vitalik Buterin calls 'the Ethereum bull market has arrived,' showcasing rare humor in collaboration with a marketing company; community evaluations are polarized. 'Japanese builder LibWork announces it will buy 500 million yen in Bitcoin and launch 3D printed house NFT tokenization' was first published on BlockTempo (the most influential blockchain news media).