South Korea's tech heavyweight just dropped a bombshell: a joint venture's eyeing $6.8 billion for next-level financial tech. Over five years, two major players are pooling 10 trillion won to wire up AI-powered blockchain infrastructure. President Oh Kyung-seok confirmed they're not stopping there—a Korean won-backed stablecoin is officially on the roadmap. This isn't some pilot project. We're talking about institutional-grade rails connecting traditional finance with crypto ecosystems. If they pull it off, Korea might just leapfrog ahead in the digital currency race while legacy systems are still figuring out compliance paperwork.
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TokenTaxonomist
· 11-30 07:20
hmm, 6.8B looks solid on paper but statistically speaking... let me pull up my spreadsheet real quick. won-backed stablecoin taxation model seems taxonomically incomplete tho ngl
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LootboxPhobia
· 11-30 03:43
South Korea's recent moves are really impressive, directly linking TradFi and the link, this is the right path!
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BridgeTrustFund
· 11-29 16:13
ngl, South Korea's move this time is serious, 6.8 billion USD get dumped just to create a stablecoin... the combination of TradFi and blockchain is really coming.
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NotGonnaMakeIt
· 11-29 05:12
100 trillion won get dumped, just to let TradFi and the crypto world shake hands? This move in South Korea is indeed fierce.
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TestnetScholar
· 11-27 10:57
South Korea's recent move is really amazing, $6.8 billion get dumped, stablecoins are already on the agenda.
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RebaseVictim
· 11-27 10:56
$6.8 billion get dumped, is South Korea going to be serious? Let's wait and see if it can really land.
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AirdropHarvester
· 11-27 10:51
South Korea's move is quite bold, spending 6.8 billion dollars on Blockchain infrastructure...
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SatoshiNotNakamoto
· 11-27 10:43
6.8 billion get dumped, South Korea is serious now, five years of planning for AI Blockchain... feels like this wave is going to da moon.
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LiquidationSurvivor
· 11-27 10:30
South Korea's move is impressive, spending 6.8 billion dollars just to lay down the AI infrastructure? While others have already moved on to stablecoins, we are still discussing regulations...
South Korea's tech heavyweight just dropped a bombshell: a joint venture's eyeing $6.8 billion for next-level financial tech. Over five years, two major players are pooling 10 trillion won to wire up AI-powered blockchain infrastructure. President Oh Kyung-seok confirmed they're not stopping there—a Korean won-backed stablecoin is officially on the roadmap. This isn't some pilot project. We're talking about institutional-grade rails connecting traditional finance with crypto ecosystems. If they pull it off, Korea might just leapfrog ahead in the digital currency race while legacy systems are still figuring out compliance paperwork.