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Developing security measures and other services based on over two years of experience in lending operations │ Interview with Junya Hirano

2023/03/30 00:00(Updated 2025/08/06 16:00)

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Developing security measures and other services based on over two years of experience in lending operations │ Interview with Junya Hirano
目次
  1. Web3.0×Lending
  2. Crypto assets in 2023 Market risks are still smoldering. We will continue to invest in areas where we can generate returns.

Web3.0×Lending

With over 2 years of experience in lending operations, we provide services such as security measures.

The keyword for 2023 is "sustainability." Leveraging their accumulated know-how, they will develop research and lending services.

Following the collapse of FTX, many cryptocurrency-related companies were left without a job, while overseas lending services collapsed and regulations were strengthened.

On the other hand, since Japan has long been under strict regulatory conditions, fewer companies and services were directly affected compared to overseas. HashHub, which is led by CEO Junya Hirano and is committed to risk management and utilization of customer assets, is one of them.

With much attention being paid to the future of cryptocurrency utilization, what are Hirano's thoughts?

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