The post Animoca Brands Sets Sights on Stablecoins and RWA Tokenization in 2025 appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Blockchain Animoca Brands is preparing to widen its footprint beyond Web3 gaming, setting its sights on becoming a major infrastructure player in digital finance. Key Takeaways: Animoca Brands is shifting toward large-scale stablecoin and RWA tokenization initiatives in 2025. Partnerships in Hong Kong and globally are being used to build regulated stablecoin infrastructure and institutional-grade RWA distribution. The company still plans to expand its Web3 gaming ecosystem while preparing for a Nasdaq listing via reverse merger. Over the next year, the company plans to concentrate on two sectors that are growing quickly across institutional markets: stablecoins and tokenized real-world assets (RWAs). New phase begins Rather than entering the market gradually, Animoca intends to scale both areas immediately. Keyvan Peymani, the company’s chief strategy officer, described the move as the start of a new business phase focused on financial rails instead of purely entertainment-driven ecosystems. That transition has already begun. Earlier this year, Animoca launched Anchorpoint Financial, a Hong Kong joint venture built with Standard Chartered and Hong Kong Telecommunications. Anchorpoint aims to secure a local stablecoin issuer license — a sign that Animoca wants to build stablecoin products that meet regulatory expectations from day one. RWA partnerships expand the global footprint The company’s second area of focus — RWA tokenization — is taking shape through a network of international partnerships. Animoca is collaborating with Fosun Wealth and FinChain to distribute tokenized investment products outside of Asia, helping traditional finance firms enter global blockchain markets. More recently, the group struck a deal with Hang Feng Technology Innovation Co., listed on Nasdaq, to co-develop infrastructure for institutional use of RWAs. Gaming remains part of the plan — not an abandoned legacy Although the company is repositioning itself around digital finance, its gaming portfolio is not being scaled back. Titles and platforms such… The post Animoca Brands Sets Sights on Stablecoins and RWA Tokenization in 2025 appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Blockchain Animoca Brands is preparing to widen its footprint beyond Web3 gaming, setting its sights on becoming a major infrastructure player in digital finance. Key Takeaways: Animoca Brands is shifting toward large-scale stablecoin and RWA tokenization initiatives in 2025. Partnerships in Hong Kong and globally are being used to build regulated stablecoin infrastructure and institutional-grade RWA distribution. The company still plans to expand its Web3 gaming ecosystem while preparing for a Nasdaq listing via reverse merger. Over the next year, the company plans to concentrate on two sectors that are growing quickly across institutional markets: stablecoins and tokenized real-world assets (RWAs). New phase begins Rather than entering the market gradually, Animoca intends to scale both areas immediately. Keyvan Peymani, the company’s chief strategy officer, described the move as the start of a new business phase focused on financial rails instead of purely entertainment-driven ecosystems. That transition has already begun. Earlier this year, Animoca launched Anchorpoint Financial, a Hong Kong joint venture built with Standard Chartered and Hong Kong Telecommunications. Anchorpoint aims to secure a local stablecoin issuer license — a sign that Animoca wants to build stablecoin products that meet regulatory expectations from day one. RWA partnerships expand the global footprint The company’s second area of focus — RWA tokenization — is taking shape through a network of international partnerships. Animoca is collaborating with Fosun Wealth and FinChain to distribute tokenized investment products outside of Asia, helping traditional finance firms enter global blockchain markets. More recently, the group struck a deal with Hang Feng Technology Innovation Co., listed on Nasdaq, to co-develop infrastructure for institutional use of RWAs. Gaming remains part of the plan — not an abandoned legacy Although the company is repositioning itself around digital finance, its gaming portfolio is not being scaled back. Titles and platforms such…