NeoPulse consortium nears deal to acquire 40% of Wemade
A NeoPulse-led consortium is approaching a deal to acquire nearly 40% of Wemade, the South Korean game developer behind the MIR franchise and the WEMIX blockchain gaming platform.
In April 2026, Wemade executed an internal transaction to acquire approximately 39% of its subsidiary, Wemade Play, from another subsidiary called WEMIX Korea. That deal was about streamlining governance and consolidating control over its gaming operations under a cleaner corporate structure.
Wemade is a participant in the Global Alliance for KRW Stablecoins, known as GAKS, an initiative focused on building out the ecosystem for Korean won-denominated stablecoins. In early 2026, GAKS added Chainlink Labs as a partner to bolster oracle and data infrastructure for stablecoin operations.
Wemade’s MIR series has been a cornerstone of Korean online gaming for over two decades. The franchise’s evolution into blockchain-integrated titles through the WEMIX platform has made Wemade one of the most recognizable names in the play-to-earn and Web3 gaming space.
As of June 30, 2026, no records link NeoPulse to Wemade or its acquisition activities. No token, valuation, deal timeline, or regulatory documentation has been found to support the claims of a pending acquisition.
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