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KRW-pegged stablecoins, tied to the South Korean won, are developed by tech and crypto firms navigating complex regulations to innovate in finance.

Non-USD stablecoins are cryptocurrencies pegged to fiat currencies other than the US dollar, such as the Euro or Yen. They aim to reduce USD exchange rate volat...

Double spending problem is a phenomenon in which a single unit of currency is spent simultaneously more than once. This creates a disparity between the spending...

ERC-8004 is a finalized Ethereum standard for a trust layer for autonomous AI agents. It establishes a framework for on-chain identity, reputation, and validati...

EIP-7805 is a Core Ethereum Improvement Proposal to enhance censorship resistance by using a committee of validators to create 'inclusion lists' (ILs) enforced ...

Hegota is a planned Ethereum network upgrade scheduled for late 2026. Following the Glamsterdam upgrade, it focuses on scalability by potentially implementing V...

A zkEVM is an EVM-equivalent Layer 2 scaling solution that bundles transactions off-chain, generating a cryptographic proof for the Ethereum mainnet to enhance ...

Tokenization converts assets into tradable, divisible, and liquid digital tokens on a blockchain, bridging the gap between traditional and decentralized finance...

JPY stablecoins are cryptocurrencies pegged 1:1 to the Japanese Yen. Governed by Japan's Payment Services Act, key examples include JPYC and the NYDFS-regulated...

EUR Stablecoins are cryptocurrencies pegged 1:1 to the Euro. They combine the Euro's stability with blockchain benefits for DeFi, FX trading, and cross-border p...

A cryptocurrency pegged to the U.S. dollar maintains stable value with collateral reserves of cash and securities, acting as a bridge to the digital economy.

A digital asset is a digitally native or a digital representation of an item of value recorded on a blockchain. This broad category includes cryptocurrencies, s...