KRWQ, a Korean won stablecoin, has removed KTB, a tokenized Korean Treasury bond, from its reserve assets, according to Odaily. The project’s reserves are now made up only of USDC and frxUSD. The input provided no details on when the change was made beyond the publication timestamp, and it did not include any explanation for the adjustment. No additional reserve assets were mentioned in the source. The report was published as a 7x24 newsflash by Odaily on Sept. 10, 2026.

Ireland’s Department of Finance has laid out plans for a new tax-advantaged investment account designed to encourage broader retail participation in markets, but crypto assets will not be included. Under the roadmap published Monday, the proposed accounts will allow investment in stocks, bonds, exchange-traded funds and other investment funds, while excluding crypto and derivatives. The government classified those excluded products as "highly complex and risky." The accounts are expected to become available to Irish residents next year, though no launch date has been set. Details including the applicable tax rate and the tax-free threshold are due to be announced in Ireland’s Budget 2027. The move leaves digital assets outside a new framework intended to make investing easier and more tax-efficient for residents. It also comes as Ireland steps up oversight of the crypto sector, including proposed reforms aimed at strengthening anti-money laundering requirements.