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Morning Edition · Sunday, August 23, 2026Published at 1:46 AM EDT · New York
South Korea Opens Crypto Accounts to 3,500 Companies While a Founder Warns Tokenized Stocks Repeat a 1960s Failure
Seoul's package pairs corporate exchange access with legal recognition of tokenized securities and deposit-token trials at nine banks, as the standards problem goes unresolved.
South Korea has advanced a three-part digital-finance program, according to crypto.news: exchange accounts for roughly 3,500 companies, legal recognition for tokenized securities, and deposit-token trials involving nine banks. Andrew Park,…
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