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The South Korean stablecoin market is poised for takeoff: with multiple parties competing, who will take the lead? South Korean President Lee Jae-myung has clearly supported the innovative measure of "local currency pegged stablecoin" in his campaign program, aiming to curb wealth outflow and enhance the competitiveness of the country's digital financial ecosystem. With the coming to power of the Lee Jae-myung administration, the South Korean cryptocurrency industry has begun to become active: eight major commercial banks are preparing to launch a joint project for the Korean won stablecoin, while traditional tech giants and Web3 companies are also making moves, striving to seize the initiative in the increasingly fierce regional and even global stablecoin competition. At the same time, Congress is reviewing the "Basic Law on Digital Assets" to provide a legal basis for private institutions to issue Korean won stablecoins, and financial regulatory authorities are also accelerating the establishment of operational norms that align with international standards. The second half of 2025 to the first half of 2026 may be a window period for the "explosive" growth of the Korean stablecoin market. Korea Bank Alliance Whether the Bank of Korea can recognize stablecoin as

The market sentiment index rose to 91%, BTC briefly broke through $100,000 before pulling back, but the overall performance is strong. The growth of stablecoins and Decentralized Finance projects is significant, and the activity level of the Tron ecosystem has increased. The AI Agent sector is gaining momentum, and funds continue to flow into DeFi. It is expected that next week the market will be influenced by macro data and Microsoft's voting, so cautious operations are needed.

Competition in the South Korean stablecoin market heats up: Bank alliances, tech giants, and Web3 companies are all entering the fray. South Korean President Lee Jae-myung has clearly proposed to support the innovation of "local currency pegged stablecoins" in his campaign platform, aiming to curb wealth outflow and enhance the competitiveness of the country's digital financial ecosystem. With the new government taking office, the South Korean cryptocurrency industry has begun to thrive: eight major commercial banks are collaborating to prepare a KRW stablecoin project, while traditional tech giants and Web3 companies are also making moves, striving to seize the initiative in the increasingly fierce regional and even global stablecoin competition. At the same time, Congress is reviewing the "Basic Law on Digital Assets" to provide a legal basis for private institutions to issue Korean won stablecoins, and financial regulatory authorities are accelerating the construction of operational norms in line with international standards. The latter half of 2025 to the first half of 2026 is expected to be a window period for the "explosive" growth of the Korean stablecoin market. This article systematically sorts out and deeply analyzes the Korean.

November 2024 Blockchain Game Market Analysis: The Development Trend of GameFi in the Context of a Bull Run In November 2024, the Web3 gaming industry showed significant growth driven by the overall rise in the cryptocurrency market, but still faces challenges in mass adoption. As the price of Bitcoin approaches the $100,000 mark, the gaming sector's market capitalization surged by 79.1% to $35.1 billion. Despite impressive performance in traditional metrics, with daily active users reaching 5.5 million, the industry still has some issues to resolve regarding Blockchain integration and widespread application. Macroeconomic Market Review In November, the cryptocurrency market performed strongly, with the price of Bitcoin soaring from $69,386 to $96,427, an increase of 39.0%. Ethereum followed closely, rising by 47.8%, climbing from $2,511 to $3,711. Bitcoin's outstanding performance allowed its market capitalization to surpass that of silver and Saudi Aramco in November.

The evolution of the Kaia Blockchain ecosystem: an on-chain growth model centered around Mini Dapps 1. Overview of the Kaia Blockchain Ecosystem 1.1 Origin and Team Background Kaia is a new ecosystem formed by the merger of the blockchain projects Klaytn and Finschia, led by two internet giants, Kakao and LINE. Klaytn was launched in June 2019 by Kakao Group's subsidiary Ground X, with early alliance members including well-known South Korean companies like LG Electronics and Celltrion. Finschia was initially launched by LINE in August 2018, and subsequently established a foundation in Abu Dhabi to oversee operations. In August 2024, the two chains officially merged into the Kaia mainnet, which is managed by the newly established Kaia DLT Foundation. Kaia is positioned as a high-performance L1 public blockchain focused on large-scale applications.