So BPMG, a South Korean B2B tech company that most of us have probably never heard of (until now), just decided it’s time to degen up and join the global Web3 gaming party.

They’re not just tiptoeing in either—nah, they’re going full send:

🕹️ Launching Web3 versions of IPs like Fortress, Dragon Flight, and Rappelz M

🌍 Expanding to Japan via a partnership with Gala Lab

🎮 Dropping games on CROX, a blockchain platform where players can earn GemHubX (which yes, turns into CROX Coin, because we need more tokens, obviously)

📱 Creating a social platform called Poplus, launching May 2025, where users earn points → GHUB tokens → maybe something valuable?

But wait, there’s more—Poplus isn’t just for games. It’s being pitched as a blockchain-powered social network where you’ll probably get XP just for liking someone’s pet NFT.

And in true Web3 fashion, they’re teaming up with hotel chains (??) and short-form video platforms to push out membership NFTs. Because who doesn’t want token-gated access to both anime meme clips and discounted business class stays?

CEO Ji-Hoon Cha is calling it their “pivotal moment” as they shift from boring B2B to full-blown community-driven, token-fueled, NFT-infused metaverse vibes™.

Real talk: bullish or just another corporate Web2 pivot wrapped in a GHUB token whitepaper? Feels like every traditional company suddenly wants to build “vibrant communities” and “immersive gaming experiences” with 5 different coins and a loyalty NFT.

Either way, eyes on Poplus. If nothing else, it’ll make a good chart to short.