Busan digital asset exchange plans to include IP tokenization
Busan’s digital exchange—launching in 2024—will not list digital currencies, but will allow users to trade tokenized commodities.
Busan’s digital exchange—launching in 2024—will not list digital currencies, but will allow users to trade tokenized commodities.
As the CBDC pilot launch reveals challenges, plans, and cautious approach, Bank of Korea moves closer to test real-world applications in three cities, excluding Seoul.
Upon launch, the exchange system will offer deposit settlement and market monitoring services and will allow for proper listing evaluations.
South Korea's Busan aims to revive its ailing blockchain ecosystem under a new partnership with Huobi, who is setting its sights on cementing its name as a prominent digital asset exchange in the country.
A consortium has come together in South Korea to employ blockchain technology in boosting the country’s medical tourism.
Bithumb plans to invest $8M in the country’s regulatory sandbox in the crypto-friendly city of Busan, the first time an exchange will partner local gov’t.
Busan hopes to revitalize its economy by introducing a cryptocurrency.