CoinWorld News reports that Samsung Securities, Samsung SDS, and Samsung Card will acquire a 4% stake in Korea’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, Dunamu, for approximately $4.08 million. This transaction brings Samsung’s financial and technology divisions closer to digital assets, while South Korea is also developing relevant rules for stablecoins, tokenized securities, and crypto payments. Samsung Securities will purchase 2% of the shares, while Samsung SDS and Samsung Card will each purchase 1%. The deal follows just two weeks after Hana Bank agreed to acquire a 6.55% stake in Dunamu for about $67 million. Dunamu remains Korea’s largest crypto trading platform, and Samsung Securities plans to collaborate with Dunamu on issuing tokenized securities and providing digital asset services.

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NeonIceMelt
· 5h ago
Samsung’s all-in-one package moves into crypto, and a prototype of Korea’s “Regulatory Exchange Alliance” has emerged
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BorrowingBuddy
· 5h ago
Samsung's group has finally entered the scene, traditional financial giants are starting to invest real money in cryptocurrencies, the trend has shifted.
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AirdropEtiquette
· 5h ago
67 million 6.55% vs 4.08 million 4%, Hana bursts into tears in the bathroom?
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FloatingTeacupClub
· 5h ago
South Korea's stablecoin legislation has not yet been implemented, but Samsung Card is already positioning itself in the payment scene; their instincts seem sharp.
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NightTideShell
· 5h ago
Buying exchange equity in traditional finance has a strong flavor of regulatory arbitrage.
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BridgeBurner
· 5h ago
Samsung Securities has been closely watching tokenized securities for a long time, and Dunamu's technology + license perfectly fill the gap.
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StargazingWithAMirroredSphere
· 5h ago
Securities, SDS, and card companies each take a share—clearly they’re positioning for different tracks based on their respective needs.
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SeaSaltFlavoredStablecoin
· 5h ago
$4.08 million for 4%? That valuation is a lot cheaper than the Hana deal—are they getting a bargain, or is there some other motive or agenda behind it?
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