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Korean Won Stablecoin KRWQ Expands to Solana on May 13

According to The Block, on May 13, KRWQ, a Korean won-denominated stablecoin created by IQ Company and Frax, expanded to Solana network to support on-chain won liquidity. The deployment will enable KRWQ to serve as the core settlement asset for won-denominated trading on Solana, supporting use cases including perpetual futures, on-chain forex markets, arbitrage strategies, won-dollar stablecoin cross-margin trading, and institutional and algorithmic trading systems. The team cited Solana's low-l
GateNews·05-13 08:48
Korean Won Stablecoin KRWQ Expands to Solana on May 13

Pi Network: More than 18.1 million users complete KYC; “pending KYC” requires additional review

According to CoinPedia on May 13, Pi Network issued an official clarification on the meaning of the “pending KYC” status, explicitly stating that this status does not mean the application has been rejected. Instead, the system requires additional identity verification before final approval. Pi Network also disclosed that, at present, more than 18.1 million users have completed KYC verification, and more than 16.7 million users have migrated to the mainnet. Official explanation of “pending KYC” A
MarketWhisper·05-13 05:54
Pi Network: More than 18.1 million users complete KYC; “pending KYC” requires additional review

The Ethereum Foundation rolls out the Clear Signing security feature, with Ledger adopting it first

According to CoinTelegraph’s May 13 report, the Ethereum Foundation announced on Tuesday that the Clear Signing (plain-text signing) security feature released by the Ethereum community has been officially integrated into crypto platforms including Ledger, Trezor, MetaMask, Keycard, WalletConnect, Argot, and Fireblocks. Ethereum Foundation statement and background on blind-signing attacks In a Tuesday statement, the Ethereum Foundation said: “Approving transactions is supposed to be the last line
MarketWhisper·05-13 05:45
The Ethereum Foundation rolls out the Clear Signing security feature, with Ledger adopting it first