Hanwha Investment & Securities is reportedly planning a tokenized securities platform in South Korea, coinciding with new security-token laws effective February 2027. However, the claim that the platform will use Avalanche blockchain remains unverified, with no official announcements confirming the network choice or launch details. South Korea's Financial Services Commission is preparing regulatory frameworks to govern security tokens, emphasizing investor protection. The platform's specifics, including asset types, user access, and launch timeline, are still unclear.
Avalanche (AVAX) retested the $7 resistance zone in late August and began a bullish move in early September, pushing toward $8 despite Bitcoin's recent drop below $80k. Rising spot CVD, increasing Open Interest, and positive Funding Rates indicate st...
South Korea's Financial Services Commission unveiled a phased roadmap to integrate conventional securities onto blockchain starting February 4, 2027. The plan begins with tokenizing private money-market funds, corporate bonds, and unlisted shares, tr...
Most major cryptocurrencies saw price declines, including Bitcoin dropping 1.78% to $76,678 and Ethereum falling 3.26% to $2,378.53. Other tokens like XRP, Solana, and Zcash also experienced notable losses. A few coins showed slight gains, but overal...
