PANews reported on November 28th that, according to official sources, South Korean gaming giant Wemade and CertiK, the world's largest Web3 security company, have officially launched the Global Korean Won Stablecoin Alliance (GAKS). A representative from CertiK was invited to Singapore to attend the alliance launch ceremony, which was led by Wemade. Chainalysis, SentBe, and other companies have also joined, and the alliance will continue to promote the development of the Korean Won stablecoin ecosystem globally. As a GAKS member, CertiK will provide Wemade with blockchain explorer technical support, StableNet mainnet security auditing services, and node verification and on-chain monitoring optimization, comprehensively ensuring the security and reliability of the stablecoin's core infrastructure. It is understood that StableNet is a dedicated blockchain mainnet and infrastructure built by Wemade for its Korean Won stablecoin, and is also the first dedicated mainnet infrastructure in South Korea covering the entire lifecycle of the Korean Won stablecoin. Both parties will establish a long-term cooperation framework focusing on key areas such as mainnet technical support and stablecoin core infrastructure (including security and compliance), jointly promote the implementation of the Korean Won stablecoin in payment, trading, and cross-border applications, and work together to create a mature, secure, and efficient digital asset ecosystem, thereby enhancing its competitiveness and influence in the global blockchain and digital asset field.PANews reported on November 28th that, according to official sources, South Korean gaming giant Wemade and CertiK, the world's largest Web3 security company, have officially launched the Global Korean Won Stablecoin Alliance (GAKS). A representative from CertiK was invited to Singapore to attend the alliance launch ceremony, which was led by Wemade. Chainalysis, SentBe, and other companies have also joined, and the alliance will continue to promote the development of the Korean Won stablecoin ecosystem globally. As a GAKS member, CertiK will provide Wemade with blockchain explorer technical support, StableNet mainnet security auditing services, and node verification and on-chain monitoring optimization, comprehensively ensuring the security and reliability of the stablecoin's core infrastructure. It is understood that StableNet is a dedicated blockchain mainnet and infrastructure built by Wemade for its Korean Won stablecoin, and is also the first dedicated mainnet infrastructure in South Korea covering the entire lifecycle of the Korean Won stablecoin. Both parties will establish a long-term cooperation framework focusing on key areas such as mainnet technical support and stablecoin core infrastructure (including security and compliance), jointly promote the implementation of the Korean Won stablecoin in payment, trading, and cross-border applications, and work together to create a mature, secure, and efficient digital asset ecosystem, thereby enhancing its competitiveness and influence in the global blockchain and digital asset field.
CertiK and WEMADE jointly launch the Global Korean Won Stablecoin Alliance
PANews reported on November 28th that, according to official sources, South Korean gaming giant Wemade and CertiK, the world's largest Web3 security company, have officially launched the Global Korean Won Stablecoin Alliance (GAKS). A representative from CertiK was invited to Singapore to attend the alliance launch ceremony, which was led by Wemade. Chainalysis, SentBe, and other companies have also joined, and the alliance will continue to promote the development of the Korean Won stablecoin ecosystem globally.
As a GAKS member, CertiK will provide Wemade with blockchain explorer technical support, StableNet mainnet security auditing services, and node verification and on-chain monitoring optimization, comprehensively ensuring the security and reliability of the stablecoin's core infrastructure. It is understood that StableNet is a dedicated blockchain mainnet and infrastructure built by Wemade for its Korean Won stablecoin, and is also the first dedicated mainnet infrastructure in South Korea covering the entire lifecycle of the Korean Won stablecoin.
Both parties will establish a long-term cooperation framework focusing on key areas such as mainnet technical support and stablecoin core infrastructure (including security and compliance), jointly promote the implementation of the Korean Won stablecoin in payment, trading, and cross-border applications, and work together to create a mature, secure, and efficient digital asset ecosystem, thereby enhancing its competitiveness and influence in the global blockchain and digital asset field.
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