Forget crypto hype — real estate, stocks, even toll roads are about to hit the blockchain in South Korea. And this time? It’s legal.
Both leading presidential candidates are backing a bill to legalize tokenized securities. Translation: your next investment might be a fraction of a luxury Seoul apartment — all through your phone, and fully regulated.
These aren’t meme coins.
Tokenized securities = real-world assets (stocks, real estate, bonds) turned into digital tokens on a blockchain. They:
You get real-world stability + Web3 speed. Basically, the best of both worlds.
Until now? Legal limbo.
But a bipartisan bill is about to change that:
This isn’t just crypto. It’s the modernization of the entire securities market, says Seoul fintech analyst Ji-hyun Park.
Even before the ink dries:
Everyone wants a piece of the next trillion-dollar asset class.
Expect familiar stuff — but in bite-sized digital pieces:
Why it works: lower entry costs, faster settlement, bigger access.
This isn’t a one-time update. It’s the start of a system-wide reboot.
Imagine:
Says Yoon Hee-jung, CEO of a tokenization startup:
“The bill is just the beginning.”
Smart contracts + AI = finance that runs itself.
Think:
This is more than automation. It’s finance that thinks.
Everyone’s racing to tokenize:
But South Korea has something others don’t: Political consensus + tech infrastructure + public readiness.
📜 Bipartisan bill to legalize tokenized securities is coming 🏦 Banks and brokerages are already building infrastructure 💰 Expect real estate, art, infrastructure to be tokenized first ⚙️ Long-term vision = fully blockchain-based securities markets 🤖 Smart contracts + AI = programmable finance is coming 🌏 Korea wants to lead the global tokenization race — and might
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