#韩国拟将股票债券纳入代币化证券
This time, South Korea plans to bring stocks, bonds, and funds into a tokenized securities framework. Instead, I noticed a more nuanced detail:
$ONDO
On September 29, Ondo Finance just signed an MOU with South Korea’s Kakao Pay Securities.
They’re not only exploring a simple approach of issuing an RWA token. Rather:
how Korean listed stocks are held in custody, how they are tokenized, how they are issued and redeemed, and how they are distributed to overseas investors through Ondo’s global network.
And just a few days later, South Korea officially advanced regulations related to tokenized securities.
What South Korea is truly trying to do now is to gradually move traditional stocks, bonds, and funds onto the chain.
And where ONDO wants to get its foot in, is after these on-chain assets are tokenized—how they can then be delivered into the hands of global investors.
So the next phase of RWA may not just be about who has the bigger TVL.
What’s really worth watching is who can make the chain actually run:
Traditional assets → Token → Global investors
For now, this track in Korea—$AVAX 、$ETH 、OP—appears to be competing for the underlying infrastructure, while ONDO seems to be competing more for the layer of asset issuance and global distribution.
Entry: $0.475–$0.500
Take profit: $0.535 / $0.575 / $0.610 / $0.660 / $0.720
Stop loss: $0.445
This time, South Korea plans to bring stocks, bonds, and funds into a tokenized securities framework. Instead, I noticed a more nuanced detail:
$ONDO
On September 29, Ondo Finance just signed an MOU with South Korea’s Kakao Pay Securities.
They’re not only exploring a simple approach of issuing an RWA token. Rather:
how Korean listed stocks are held in custody, how they are tokenized, how they are issued and redeemed, and how they are distributed to overseas investors through Ondo’s global network.
And just a few days later, South Korea officially advanced regulations related to tokenized securities.
What South Korea is truly trying to do now is to gradually move traditional stocks, bonds, and funds onto the chain.
And where ONDO wants to get its foot in, is after these on-chain assets are tokenized—how they can then be delivered into the hands of global investors.
So the next phase of RWA may not just be about who has the bigger TVL.
What’s really worth watching is who can make the chain actually run:
Traditional assets → Token → Global investors
For now, this track in Korea—$AVAX 、$ETH 、OP—appears to be competing for the underlying infrastructure, while ONDO seems to be competing more for the layer of asset issuance and global distribution.
Entry: $0.475–$0.500
Take profit: $0.535 / $0.575 / $0.610 / $0.660 / $0.720
Stop loss: $0.445
