South Korea's government announced plans to build a security tokenization infrastructure covering stocks, bonds, and funds. The initiative aims to boost trading efficiency and expand compliant digital asset applications by integrating traditional finance with blockchain technology, as reported by Cointelegraph.
South Korea’s government says it will build a security tokenization infrastructure covering the on-chain conversion of financial assets such as stocks, bonds, and funds. A big move, frankly. It pulls traditional finance closer to blockchain, and the planned setup is expected to make securities trading more efficient while widening compliant use cases for digital assets. Cointelegraph reported the news.
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