2025-9-18 09:54 |
Korea Exchange affiliate firm KOSCOM has applied for five stablecoin trademarks amidst the wave of Korean won-backed assets taking over the market. It also plans to reorganize its crypto departments. origin »
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South Korea’s push into stablecoins is accelerating, with KOSCOM, a Korea Exchange affiliate, registering five new stablecoin trademarks while also restructuring its digital asset division. The move highlights how the country’s capital market institutions are preparing for the growing demand for Korean won-backed tokens.
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Eight of South Korea’s leading banks are planning to issue a Won-backed stablecoin. The largest bank in the country has already applied for stablecoin trademarks. The global stablecoinThe post South Korean banks team up to issue Won-backed stablecoin - Details appeared first on AMBCrypto.
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Tangem Wallet now lets users earn Aave yield on USDT, USDC and DAI inside the app, with hardware security, simple setup and no need for external dApps. Tangem has introduced Aave-powered yield inside its wallet, creating a direct bridge between…
A new framework would allow trading, custody, and approved coins. Banks must follow strict KYC, AML, and CNV regulations. High inflation has pushed people toward Bitcoin and stablecoins. Argentina is preparing for a major shift in how its financial system treats digital assets, with regulators working on a plan that could allow banks to offer […] The post Argentina moves to reshape crypto rules as banks prepare for Bitcoin services appeared first on CoinJournal.
Western Union is building a stablecoin-backed prepaid card targeting countries with high inflation rates. The money transfer giant plans to offer the product in markets where local currency depreciation erodes purchasing power, CFO Matthew Cagwin told the UBS Global Technology…
CNN is leaning into live prediction markets with Kalshi.
Russia’s crypto strategy may move from shadow use to state-regulated access as pressure from global sanctions mounts.
UPay, a global crypto payment card provider, has entered a strategic partnership with StraitsX, a Singapore-based stablecoin-native settlement layer, aiming to build foundational financial infrastructure that supports everyday stablecoin payments worldwide.
Stablecoins will be officially recognised as a payment method starting January 1, 2026, in Uzbekistan as part of a broader effort to modernise the country’s financial landscape. Sandbox to test stablecoins and tokenised assets The Uzbekistan government has established a regulatory sandbox under the supervision of the National Agency for Perspective Projects, working closely with […]