Dunamu seeks to link Korea crypto market with global finance
Dunamu said it will push beyond Korea to connect the country's digital asset ecosystem with global financial markets, offering shared infrastructure for banks, brokerages, payment firms and fintechs. CEO Oh Kyoung-suk promoted a planned business collaboration and approved share-swap with Naver Financial, though the Fair Trade Commission's review could delay the transaction. Lawmaker Min Byung-deok urged passage of the Digital Asset Basic Act and warned that disputes over stablecoin issuer eligibility and a proposed 20 percent exchange ownership cap hamper growth. Immediate consequences include continued regulatory uncertainty and potential delays to Dunamu's cross-border expansion plans.
Dunamu aims to bridge Korea's digital asset market and global finance.
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Korea has strong digital asset capacity but most activity stays domestic. Dunamu approved…
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