Sidoti highlights TNL Mediagene’s digital asset treasury strategy

NEW YORK/TOKYO - Sidoti & Company has published an update note on TNL Mediagene (NASDAQ:TNMG), focusing on the Tokyo-based digital media company’s recently announced digital asset treasury strategy.

In the report, Sidoti analyst Daniel Harriman described the strategy as "a logical next step" for the company given its presence in Asia, particularly Japan, where the cryptocurrency market is well regulated and considered highly developed.

The analyst noted that TNMG has historically used "disciplined M&A and integration to build scale and efficiency," and that the new treasury strategy "adds a balance sheet dimension aimed at enhancing flexibility for future acquisitions and improving long-term resilience."

Harriman also referenced pending tax reforms in Japan that would reduce rates on cryptocurrency gains to a flat 20% by fiscal year 2026, creating what he called "a more favorable environment for digital assets."

Sidoti initiated research coverage of TNL Mediagene in July 2025.

TNL Mediagene was formed in May 2023 through the merger of Taiwan’s The News Lens Co. and Japan’s Mediagene Inc. The company operates digital media brands in Japanese, Chinese, and English, covering news, business, technology, and lifestyle content. It also offers advertising services and marketing technology platforms.

The company employs approximately 500 people across Asia, with offices in Japan, Taiwan, and Hong Kong.

This article is based on information from a company press release.

In other recent news, TNL Mediagene has unveiled its digital asset treasury strategy, making the presentation publicly available to outline its approach to managing digital assets. The company has also formed a digital asset treasury advisory group with experts in blockchain and Web3 to guide its operations, including notable figures such as Naoko Okumoto and Zoë Gadsden. As part of its strategic initiative, TNL Mediagene plans to incorporate bitcoin, ethereum, and solana into its treasury. In a move to enhance its cybersecurity measures, The News Lens, a subsidiary of TNL Mediagene, has achieved ISO 27001:2022 certification for information security management. This certification ensures adherence to standards for system maintenance, development, and customer data protection. Additionally, TNL Mediagene has launched an AI-powered content marketing initiative through its subsidiary Infobahn in Japan, integrating artificial intelligence across the marketing workflow. This initiative aims to improve efficiency in content marketing by utilizing AI for market analysis, strategy planning, and performance evaluation.

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