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South Korea Adds Token Securities to Capital Market Reform Plan

South Korea has included token securities infrastructure in a wider capital market reform plan. The country is preparing rules and systems for blockchain-based securities, with the framework expected to take effect in February 2027. The move could bring tokenized securities closer to mainstream financial market infrastructure in South Korea.

VAYLA Secures Backing From Global Investors and Ecosystem Partners

VAYLA has announced support from Dubai Blockchain Lab, First Block Venture, The Crypto Launchpad, 0x0 Ventures, CoinNest Investments, and Gate Wallet as the platform expands its vision for music, fandom, and blockchain-powered digital engagement. The backing highlights growing interest in creator-focused ecosystems that combine fan participation, digital ownership, and community-driven experiences.

Iotrader Sees Strong Investor Interest In On-Chain Trading

IOTrader is gaining attention in the Web3 sector as investors increasingly focus on AI-powered decentralized trading and prediction markets. Backers including Animoca Brands and ViaBTC reflect growing confidence in the future of on-chain financial infrastructure.

Researchers Warn Malicious AI Routers Can Steal Crypto And Sensitive Data

Researchers found that some AI routers can secretly inject malicious code and steal crypto-related credentials. These intermediaries can access sensitive data in plaintext, creating serious risks for developers. The study highlights the need for stronger security practices as AI tools become more widely used in crypto applications.

Big Tech Giants Back X402 Foundation To Standardize AI Agent Payments

Big Tech firms are backing the x402 Foundation to create open standards for AI-powered payments across crypto and traditional systems. The initiative aims to enable AI agents to transact autonomously online. While early activity on the protocol surged, usage has recently slowed as adoption continues to develop.

Solv Protocol offers 10% bounty after $2.7M exploit targets Bitcoin vault

Solv Protocol lost about $2.7 million after a smart contract exploit allowed an attacker to mint tokens and swap them for Bitcoin-pegged assets. The platform has offered a 10% bounty to recover the funds and says affected users will be reimbursed. Security firms are now investigating the breach.