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Korea Releases Tokenized Securities Regulations: Focusing on OTC Trading Limits and Exchange Access
Odaily News - The Korea Digital Convergence Industry Association has released the "Expected Revisions to Sub-regulations of the Tokenized Securities System and Detailed Guidelines" document, which primarily clarifies the scope of "pooling" for similar underlying assets, OTC trading limits for retail investors, access conditions for OTC exchanges handling non-standardized securities, the roadmap for tokenization of standardized securities (STO), and requirements for issuer account management institutions.The document mentions that separate annual limits are expected to be set for retail investors trading tokenized securities over-the-counter. In addition, licensing standards for OTC trading venues will be established, along with the inclusion of multiple asset valuation standards and profit distribution methods.It is reported that the detailed regulatory rules will still need to go through legislative, public notice, and regulatory review procedures before being finalized. The new regulations are expected to promote the gradual expansion of tokenization from non-standardized securities such as investment contract securities and income-bearing securities to standardized securities including stocks and bonds, while further improving investor protection and market infrastructure development. (EToday)
“White-Haired Stock God” Serenity Discloses ALRIB Shareholder Meeting Minutes: Second-Generation ROSIE System to Be Delivered to US Quantum Computing Clients, Photon Business Attracts Strong Attention
"White-Haired Stock God" Serenity disclosed the minutes of the ALRIB shareholder meeting on the X platform, pointing out that multiple business developments of the company have released positive signals. The minutes indicate that the company's second-generation ROSIE system is expected to be delivered soon to a leading quantum computing company in the United States, marking further progress in the implementation of its technology in the high-end equipment field. At the same time, the company is increasing its business development (BD) efforts for photon-related BTO/STO products and has received strong market interest feedback. Serenity added that ALRIB, together with Veeco Instruments, forms a duopoly in the molecular beam epitaxy (MBE) equipment market, and has recently been revalued by the market due to its exposure to quantum computing. Its holdings also include RIBER.
Coinone announces strategic collaboration direction with Korea Investment Securities, OKX, and Com2uS Holdings
on June 4, Coinone announced its strategic collaboration direction with Korea Investment Securities, OKX, and Com2uS Holdings at its headquarters in Yeouido, Seoul. Previously, Korea Investment Securities and OKX had each acquired a 20% stake in Coinone, becoming its third-largest shareholders. Coinone CEO Cha Myunghoon retains his position as the largest shareholder with a 30.36% stake, while Com2uS Holdings continues as the second-largest shareholder with a 24.54% stake. Coinone stated that this is a strategic investment aimed at bridging traditional finance and the crypto asset market, rather than a purely financial one. OKX will serve as Coinone's global technology partner, providing its accumulated technical expertise and support, including trading technology and wallet infrastructure. Korea Investment Securities will offer support in traditional financial compliance and trust systems, while Com2uS Holdings will provide content IP and IT infrastructure. Coinone indicated that in the short term, it will leverage the capabilities of its partners to strengthen its competitiveness in the South Korean crypto asset market. In the medium term, it plans to launch digital financial products such as STOs and stablecoins within the legal framework. Cha Myunghoon stated that after bringing in new shareholders, the continuity and stability of the company's operations will be maintained.
South Korean listed company ITCEN Global raises KRW 40 billion to expand its Web3 business
According to Chosun, Korean-listed IT service provider ITCEN Global announced raising KRW 40 billion (approximately USD 3 million) through the issuance of convertible bonds. The funding round was fully subscribed by ITC Holdings, which is wholly owned by the KCGI Innovation Growth ESG Fund. The proceeds will be used to expand new businesses, including Web3 and security token offerings (STOs). The company stated that if South Korea’s digital asset regulatory framework is finalized in the second half of the year, these initiatives are expected to accelerate.
South Korea's Digital Asset Basic Act legislative timeline uncertain, may be delayed to the first half of next year
Odaily News: South Korea's digital asset institutionalization process this week once again focused on two major directions: legislation and infrastructure development. According to South Korean Democratic Party lawmaker Min Byeong-deok (민병덕), speaking at a seminar, the "Digital Asset Basic Act" will be pushed for enactment within the year, with a public hearing planned for this month, and formal legislative review to commence in November after the completion of the parliamentary audit. However, considering that the National Assembly will still conduct parliamentary audits and budget reviews and other procedures, the legislative timeline may also be delayed to the first half of next year. In addition, South Korea's Financial Services Commission has announced a phased implementation roadmap for security tokens (STO), and financial institutions are also advancing tokenization system testing and global infrastructure cooperation. South Korea's digital asset regulation is gradually shifting from institutional discussion to the implementation preparation stage. (MK)
Korea to Launch New Securities Market in Mid-November, Marking a Key Turning Point for the STO Market
Odaily News The Korea Exchange (KRX) plans to launch a new securities market on November 16, where assets such as artworks, real estate, and music copyrights can be traded like stocks through securities accounts.It is reported that the Korea Exchange is currently advancing the construction of the related trading system and preparations for market participants. A six-week simulated trading period will run from October 6 to November 13. The official market opening time may be adjusted based on the progress of financial regulators' approval of listed products. Once the market opens, investors will be able to buy and sell through securities company accounts, with trading hours aligned with the stock market.Analysts believe that South Korea's security token offering (STO) industry is at a critical turning point. Although the new securities to be listed in November will initially be issued and registered using traditional electronic securities methods, tokenized securities issued and managed on blockchain-based distributed ledgers will gradually be implemented after the relevant laws officially take effect in February 2027. (TheDailyEconomy)
Korea Releases Tokenized Securities Regulations: Focusing on OTC Trading Limits and Exchange Access
Odaily News - The Korea Digital Convergence Industry Association has released the "Expected Revisions to Sub-regulations of the Tokenized Securities System and Detailed Guidelines" document, which primarily clarifies the scope of "pooling" for similar underlying assets, OTC trading limits for retail investors, access conditions for OTC exchanges handling non-standardized securities, the roadmap for tokenization of standardized securities (STO), and requirements for issuer account management institutions.The document mentions that separate annual limits are expected to be set for retail investors trading tokenized securities over-the-counter. In addition, licensing standards for OTC trading venues will be established, along with the inclusion of multiple asset valuation standards and profit distribution methods.It is reported that the detailed regulatory rules will still need to go through legislative, public notice, and regulatory review procedures before being finalized. The new regulations are expected to promote the gradual expansion of tokenization from non-standardized securities such as investment contract securities and income-bearing securities to standardized securities including stocks and bonds, while further improving investor protection and market infrastructure development. (EToday)
Ethereum Layer 2 infrastructure Optimism partners with Dunamu, Toss, and DB Securities to expand into the Korean market
Ethereum Layer 2 infrastructure Optimism has officially announced a tripartite strategic collaboration, joining forces with Upbit operator Dunamu, fintech platform Toss, and DB Securities to comprehensively expand into the Korean market. On the cooperation front with Dunamu, both parties will upgrade the GIWA public chain based on the OP Stack and promote its global development. A three-month technical verification will be conducted with Toss to build a compliant Korean won digital financial infrastructure. Optimism and DB Securities are focusing on the STO and RWA sectors, planning to transform Jeju Island's smart agriculture, livestock assets, and Korean intellectual property into tokenized securities and real-world asset products. This will facilitate the phased on-chain commercialization of local physical assets, with the entire cooperation framework tailored to align with Korea's financial regulatory framework.
Coinone announces strategic collaboration direction with Korea Investment Securities, OKX, and Com2uS Holdings
on June 4, Coinone announced its strategic collaboration direction with Korea Investment Securities, OKX, and Com2uS Holdings at its headquarters in Yeouido, Seoul. Previously, Korea Investment Securities and OKX had each acquired a 20% stake in Coinone, becoming its third-largest shareholders. Coinone CEO Cha Myunghoon retains his position as the largest shareholder with a 30.36% stake, while Com2uS Holdings continues as the second-largest shareholder with a 24.54% stake. Coinone stated that this is a strategic investment aimed at bridging traditional finance and the crypto asset market, rather than a purely financial one. OKX will serve as Coinone's global technology partner, providing its accumulated technical expertise and support, including trading technology and wallet infrastructure. Korea Investment Securities will offer support in traditional financial compliance and trust systems, while Com2uS Holdings will provide content IP and IT infrastructure. Coinone indicated that in the short term, it will leverage the capabilities of its partners to strengthen its competitiveness in the South Korean crypto asset market. In the medium term, it plans to launch digital financial products such as STOs and stablecoins within the legal framework. Cha Myunghoon stated that after bringing in new shareholders, the continuity and stability of the company's operations will be maintained.
South Korean listed company ITCEN Global raises KRW 40 billion to expand its Web3 business
According to Chosun, Korean-listed IT service provider ITCEN Global announced raising KRW 40 billion (approximately USD 3 million) through the issuance of convertible bonds. The funding round was fully subscribed by ITC Holdings, which is wholly owned by the KCGI Innovation Growth ESG Fund. The proceeds will be used to expand new businesses, including Web3 and security token offerings (STOs). The company stated that if South Korea’s digital asset regulatory framework is finalized in the second half of the year, these initiatives are expected to accelerate.
Korea Releases Tokenized Securities Regulations: Focusing on OTC Trading Limits and Exchange Access
Odaily News - The Korea Digital Convergence Industry Association has released the "Expected Revisions to Sub-regulations of the Tokenized Securities System and Detailed Guidelines" document, which primarily clarifies the scope of "pooling" for similar underlying assets, OTC trading limits for retail investors, access conditions for OTC exchanges handling non-standardized securities, the roadmap for tokenization of standardized securities (STO), and requirements for issuer account management institutions.The document mentions that separate annual limits are expected to be set for retail investors trading tokenized securities over-the-counter. In addition, licensing standards for OTC trading venues will be established, along with the inclusion of multiple asset valuation standards and profit distribution methods.It is reported that the detailed regulatory rules will still need to go through legislative, public notice, and regulatory review procedures before being finalized. The new regulations are expected to promote the gradual expansion of tokenization from non-standardized securities such as investment contract securities and income-bearing securities to standardized securities including stocks and bonds, while further improving investor protection and market infrastructure development. (EToday)
Global Chain Business Launches Global Ecosystem, Focusing on Industrial Capitalization and Securities Tokenization
Global Chain Business has completed its global ecosystem launch conference, attracting approximately 6,000 participants from over 20 countries and regions to join online.During the conference, the new Global Chain Business Financial Academy was also launched, along with the release of the 2026-2027 global ecosystem strategic plan.Its core infrastructure, Webbridge Securities and Omin Market, have been launched simultaneously. During the public beta phase, the cumulative registered users reached 200,000, and the transaction volume of a single STO ecosystem exceeded $300 million.
Ethereum Layer 2 infrastructure Optimism partners with Dunamu, Toss, and DB Securities to expand into the Korean market
Ethereum Layer 2 infrastructure Optimism has officially announced a tripartite strategic collaboration, joining forces with Upbit operator Dunamu, fintech platform Toss, and DB Securities to comprehensively expand into the Korean market. On the cooperation front with Dunamu, both parties will upgrade the GIWA public chain based on the OP Stack and promote its global development. A three-month technical verification will be conducted with Toss to build a compliant Korean won digital financial infrastructure. Optimism and DB Securities are focusing on the STO and RWA sectors, planning to transform Jeju Island's smart agriculture, livestock assets, and Korean intellectual property into tokenized securities and real-world asset products. This will facilitate the phased on-chain commercialization of local physical assets, with the entire cooperation framework tailored to align with Korea's financial regulatory framework.
Coinone announces strategic collaboration direction with Korea Investment Securities, OKX, and Com2uS Holdings
on June 4, Coinone announced its strategic collaboration direction with Korea Investment Securities, OKX, and Com2uS Holdings at its headquarters in Yeouido, Seoul. Previously, Korea Investment Securities and OKX had each acquired a 20% stake in Coinone, becoming its third-largest shareholders. Coinone CEO Cha Myunghoon retains his position as the largest shareholder with a 30.36% stake, while Com2uS Holdings continues as the second-largest shareholder with a 24.54% stake. Coinone stated that this is a strategic investment aimed at bridging traditional finance and the crypto asset market, rather than a purely financial one. OKX will serve as Coinone's global technology partner, providing its accumulated technical expertise and support, including trading technology and wallet infrastructure. Korea Investment Securities will offer support in traditional financial compliance and trust systems, while Com2uS Holdings will provide content IP and IT infrastructure. Coinone indicated that in the short term, it will leverage the capabilities of its partners to strengthen its competitiveness in the South Korean crypto asset market. In the medium term, it plans to launch digital financial products such as STOs and stablecoins within the legal framework. Cha Myunghoon stated that after bringing in new shareholders, the continuity and stability of the company's operations will be maintained.
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Hana Securities and Upbit Global Sign Virtual Asset Financial Cooperation MOU
According to Yonhap News Agency, Hana Securities and Upbit Global, which oversees Upbit's overseas operations, officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for business cooperation on September 11. The two companies will collaborate on developing virtual asset operational business models, designing related products and services, and building infrastructure. Both firms maintain business offices in Singapore. Kang Sung-mo, Managing Director of Hana Securities, stated that the company is accelerating its digital asset initiatives and will align with the establishment of a regulatory framework for Security Token Offerings (STOs). It will progressively build key infrastructure, including issuance platforms, while actively preparing for the full launch of the STO market next year.
South Korea's Digital Asset Basic Act legislative timeline uncertain, may be delayed to the first half of next year
Odaily News: South Korea's digital asset institutionalization process this week once again focused on two major directions: legislation and infrastructure development. According to South Korean Democratic Party lawmaker Min Byeong-deok (민병덕), speaking at a seminar, the "Digital Asset Basic Act" will be pushed for enactment within the year, with a public hearing planned for this month, and formal legislative review to commence in November after the completion of the parliamentary audit. However, considering that the National Assembly will still conduct parliamentary audits and budget reviews and other procedures, the legislative timeline may also be delayed to the first half of next year. In addition, South Korea's Financial Services Commission has announced a phased implementation roadmap for security tokens (STO), and financial institutions are also advancing tokenization system testing and global infrastructure cooperation. South Korea's digital asset regulation is gradually shifting from institutional discussion to the implementation preparation stage. (MK)
Korea to Launch New Securities Market in Mid-November, Marking a Key Turning Point for the STO Market
Odaily News The Korea Exchange (KRX) plans to launch a new securities market on November 16, where assets such as artworks, real estate, and music copyrights can be traded like stocks through securities accounts.It is reported that the Korea Exchange is currently advancing the construction of the related trading system and preparations for market participants. A six-week simulated trading period will run from October 6 to November 13. The official market opening time may be adjusted based on the progress of financial regulators' approval of listed products. Once the market opens, investors will be able to buy and sell through securities company accounts, with trading hours aligned with the stock market.Analysts believe that South Korea's security token offering (STO) industry is at a critical turning point. Although the new securities to be listed in November will initially be issued and registered using traditional electronic securities methods, tokenized securities issued and managed on blockchain-based distributed ledgers will gradually be implemented after the relevant laws officially take effect in February 2027. (TheDailyEconomy)
Korea Releases Tokenized Securities Regulations: Focusing on OTC Trading Limits and Exchange Access
Odaily News - The Korea Digital Convergence Industry Association has released the "Expected Revisions to Sub-regulations of the Tokenized Securities System and Detailed Guidelines" document, which primarily clarifies the scope of "pooling" for similar underlying assets, OTC trading limits for retail investors, access conditions for OTC exchanges handling non-standardized securities, the roadmap for tokenization of standardized securities (STO), and requirements for issuer account management institutions.The document mentions that separate annual limits are expected to be set for retail investors trading tokenized securities over-the-counter. In addition, licensing standards for OTC trading venues will be established, along with the inclusion of multiple asset valuation standards and profit distribution methods.It is reported that the detailed regulatory rules will still need to go through legislative, public notice, and regulatory review procedures before being finalized. The new regulations are expected to promote the gradual expansion of tokenization from non-standardized securities such as investment contract securities and income-bearing securities to standardized securities including stocks and bonds, while further improving investor protection and market infrastructure development. (EToday)
Mirae Asset Completes Acquisition of Korbit, Plans to Reshape It into Comprehensive Digital Asset Platform Digital X
According to CoinDesk, South Korean financial giant Mirae Asset has completed the acquisition of a 97.15% equity stake in South Korea's oldest crypto exchange Korbit and plans to rename it Digital X. Mirae Asset stated that this move is not intended to compete for market share with top exchanges such as Upbit and Bithumb, but is dedicated to building Digital X into an integrated "smart investment platform" covering real-world assets (RWA), security tokens (STO), stablecoins, and traditional assets, while strictly complying with AML, KYC, and anti-fraud standards, targeting both institutional and retail clients.
Global Chain Business Launches Global Ecosystem, Focusing on Industrial Capitalization and Securities Tokenization
Global Chain Business has completed its global ecosystem launch conference, attracting approximately 6,000 participants from over 20 countries and regions to join online.During the conference, the new Global Chain Business Financial Academy was also launched, along with the release of the 2026-2027 global ecosystem strategic plan.Its core infrastructure, Webbridge Securities and Omin Market, have been launched simultaneously. During the public beta phase, the cumulative registered users reached 200,000, and the transaction volume of a single STO ecosystem exceeded $300 million.