Cryptocurrency exchange Korbit has been acquired by South Korean financial group Mirae Asset and renamed Digital X, according to Techub News, citing CoinDesk. The platform plans to build an investment venue covering real-world assets (RWA), security token offerings (STO), stablecoins, and traditional assets. Korbit is one of South Korea’s oldest cryptocurrency exchanges, making the deal notable in the local market. The report says the acquisition marks a formal move by a traditional financial heavyweight into digital assets. By combining traditional financial products with crypto assets, Digital X is positioning itself as a broader investment services platform rather than remaining only a conventional crypto exchange.
Cryptocurrency exchange Korbit has been acquired by South Korean financial group Mirae Asset and renamed Digital X, according to Techub News, citing CoinDesk.
The platform plans to build an investment platform spanning real-world assets (RWA), security token offerings (STO), stablecoins, and traditional assets.
Korbit is one of South Korea’s oldest cryptocurrency exchanges. The report says the acquisition marks a formal entry by a traditional financial heavyweight into the digital asset sector.
By integrating traditional finance with crypto assets, Digital X aims to become a comprehensive investment services platform.
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