The Nasdaq-listed company CIMG signs a strategic agreement to acquire the core assets of iZUMi Finance

Singapore, Singapore, March 5, 2026, Chainwire

iZUMi Finance entered into a strategic agreement with CIMG Inc. (Nasdaq: IMG) (“CIMG”), a Nasdaq-listed digital assets company, announced that CIMG intends to execute a proposed acquisition of selected key assets, key patents and intellectual property from iZUMi Finance.

The proposed acquisition builds on the company’s previous fundraising, including the $20 million Upstarts Mutual Fund, and is an important step in CIMG’s strategy to expand institutional decentralized finance (DeFi) infrastructure. Through the acquisition of iZUMi Finance’s technology assets and liquidity infrastructure, CIMG aims to strengthen its DeFi architecture and deepen its presence in on-chain liquidity markets.

As part of the proposed acquisition framework, CIMG intends to integrate iZUMi Finance’s multi-chain liquidity technologies, liquidity management mechanisms and governance infrastructure into its digital asset architecture. These acquired technologies are expected to increase the capital efficiency of the chain and support the generation of optimized yield of the fund, especially from Bitcoin, which is located in the CIMG fund. As part of a broader acquisition structure, CIMG also plans to acquire $IZI tokens for long-term participation in the iZUMi ecosystem.

The proposed acquisition is designed to strengthen CIMG’s DeFi infrastructure capabilities by integrating iZUMi Finance’s intellectual property and payment technologies. By incorporating these assets into its institutional digital asset framework, CIMG aims to improve on-chain liquidity management and improve capital efficiency in decentralized markets.

About iZUMi Finance

iZUMi Finance is a multi-chain DeFi protocol that provides a one-stop DEX as a service. Its flagship product, iZiSwap, is the leading multi-chain DEX built on the innovative DL-AMM (Discretized Liquidity AMM) design and is the first centralized DEX liquidity to support on-chain Order Book features such as CEX.