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Samsung SDS has reportedly secured a contract to build and operate a blockchain-based token securities platform for the Korea Securities Depository ahead of South Korea’s new digital asset framework.

Bitwise chief investment officer Matt Hougan said stablecoins could scale into a multi-trillion-dollar market if major technology companies continue integrating them into payment systems.

Barbara Leaf, Senior International Policy Advisor at Arnold & Porter, discusses the latest developments in the Middle East as the US and Iran weigh a fresh proposal to end the war. She speaks with Haidi Stroud-Watts and Shery Ahn on Bloomberg: The Asia Trade.

Aave Labs has liquidated the Kelp DAO attacker’s remaining rsETH positions on Ethereum and Arbitrum in a major step towards restoring the protocol after April’s $293 million exploit.

Anahata Capital Management CIO Brian Quartarolo discusses his outlook on markets, Asia tech stocks, and why he thinks the New Zealand dollar may have room to strengthen on 'Bloomberg: The Asia Trade'.

The US and Iran are circling around a fresh proposal to end the war, as President Donald Trump searches for an exit from the Middle East conflict. Bloomberg's Joumanna Bercetche has the details.

OpenTrade has raised $17 million in a strategic funding round to expand its stablecoin yield infrastructure and real-world asset-backed lending platform.

China's financial regulator has advised the country's largest banks to temporarily suspend new loans to five refiners recently sanctioned by the US over their ties to Iranian oil, according to people familiar with the matter. Bloomberg's Minmin Low reports.

Morgan Stanley has launched a cryptocurrency trading pilot on its E*Trade platform with fees lower than some major US crypto exchanges and brokerage rivals.

Executives from Robinhood Markets Inc., Ondo Finance and Babylon Labs said Wall Street’s migration into crypto infrastructure is underway but progressing more slowly and unevenly than the industry initially expected.

Nasdaq Inc. president Tal Cohen said the US Securities and Exchange Commission’s changing stance on crypto regulation is giving financial firms greater confidence to develop blockchain-based infrastructure and tokenised assets.

Amina Bank said it has become the first regulated bank to provide custody and trading services for Canton Coin, expanding institutional access to blockchain-based capital markets infrastructure.