Stablecoin-based trading platform StableStock has launched Korean stock trading, letting users buy and sell Korean-listed stocks and ETFs with stablecoins. The initial lineup includes more than 300 securities across semiconductors, autos, internet and biotech, featuring Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix, Hyundai Motor, NAVER and Kakao. The platform says the instruments correspond to real Korean-listed shares, not synthetic assets, with execution and custody handled by licensed financial institutions. In over a year of operation, StableStock has served more than 23,000 users and processed cumulative volume in the hundreds of millions of dollars. Its API now supports combining spot stock positions with crypto derivatives for market-neutral and funding-rate strategies.
StableStock, a stablecoin-focused stock trading platform, has gone live with Korean equities, allowing users to trade locally listed stocks and ETFs using stablecoins. The first batch covers more than 300 instruments across semiconductors, autos, internet and biotech, including Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix, Hyundai Motor, NAVER and Kakao.
The platform emphasizes that these trades correspond to real Korean-listed shares, not synthetic assets. Execution, clearing and custody are handled through licensed financial institutions. Since launching over a year ago, StableStock has onboarded more than 23,000 users and accumulated transaction volume in the hundreds of millions of dollars. The API is now open for both individuals and institutions, enabling them to pair physical stock positions with crypto derivatives to build market-neutral and funding-rate strategies.
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