Aptos Labs acquires Japanese NFT provider HashPalette to integrate Japanese businesses into its blockchain ecosystem and expand Web3 innovations 🌐

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Aptos Labs announced the acquisition of the Japanese NFT provider HashPalette to strengthen its presence in Asia and integrate Japanese companies into its blockchain ecosystem. After closing the deal with HashPort, HashPalette will become a subsidiary of Aptos Labs, and the Palette Chain blockchain and applications will be migrated to the Aptos network.

This acquisition will help Aptos Labs expand cooperation with Japanese businesses and support local NFT developers and creators using advanced blockchain technologies.

This material was prepared by Khachatur Davtyan, developed and translated by artificial intelligence.

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