South Korea just passed a landmark tokenized securities law, clearing the path for official security token offerings. This is a major breakthrough for the real-world assets sector in the region.
The legislation effectively legalizes the issuance and trading of security tokens, opening doors for traditional finance instruments to move onto blockchain networks. For RWA enthusiasts, this represents a crucial step toward mainstream adoption—real estate, bonds, and equity tokens can now operate within a clearer regulatory framework.
Korea's move signals how major economies are warming up to tokenization infrastructure. As compliance frameworks solidify across jurisdictions, we're likely to see accelerated development of RWA platforms and institutional participation in token-based securities markets.
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LiquidatedAgain
· 13h ago
Witness to the blood and tears of the retail investors, a survivor of yet another liquidation.
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Another policy boost and institutional entry—I've heard this spiel too many times... When it comes to liquidation prices, no one will save you.
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RWA sounds great in theory, but in reality, you still have to watch the lending rate. If the leverage blows up accidentally, it's all for nothing.
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South Korea's recent move is good, but the problem is... who will guarantee that the collateral ratio won't be collectively broken through by you guys?
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0xOverleveraged
· 14h ago
South Korea's move is truly impressive; finally, someone dares to take a bite of RWA.
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WalletDetective
· 14h ago
South Korea is really serious this time; RWA might have a chance.
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alpha_leaker
· 14h ago
Korea's move is really aggressive; is RWA about to take off?
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ChainChef
· 14h ago
finally some regulatory meat on the bones... korea's been slow-cooking this one for ages, now we're seeing the recipe actually coming together. real estate tokens seasoning up nicely with legal cover, ngl this could be the ingredient we've been missing for rwa to stop being half-baked 🍳
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potentially_notable
· 14h ago
Korea's move definitely has some merit, but it still depends on the subsequent execution.
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MetaDreamer
· 14h ago
Korea's move this time is quite aggressive, RWA is really about to take off
South Korea just passed a landmark tokenized securities law, clearing the path for official security token offerings. This is a major breakthrough for the real-world assets sector in the region.
The legislation effectively legalizes the issuance and trading of security tokens, opening doors for traditional finance instruments to move onto blockchain networks. For RWA enthusiasts, this represents a crucial step toward mainstream adoption—real estate, bonds, and equity tokens can now operate within a clearer regulatory framework.
Korea's move signals how major economies are warming up to tokenization infrastructure. As compliance frameworks solidify across jurisdictions, we're likely to see accelerated development of RWA platforms and institutional participation in token-based securities markets.