CertiK Appears at XRP SEOUL 2025: Discussing Stablecoins and RWA, Strengthening Presence in the Korean Market
On September 21, CertiK, the world’s largest Web3 security company, made an appearance at XRP SEOUL 2025, with Chief Business Officer Jason Jiang participating in a roundtable forum. Additionally, during Korea Blockchain Week (KBW), CertiK released the Skynet Korea Report and announced plans to launch a series of localized strategic initiatives.
[Seoul, September 21, 2025] The world’s largest Web3 security company, CertiK, made an appearance today at XRP SEOUL 2025. Chief Business Officer Jason Jiang was invited to participate in a roundtable forum, engaging in in-depth discussions on the construction of stablecoin and RWA infrastructure. At the same time, CertiK participated as a sponsor in the XRPL hackathon. Notably, during Korea Blockchain Week (KBW), in addition to deepening cooperation with core ecosystems such as XRP, CertiK also released the Skynet Korea Report and plans to launch a series of localized strategic initiatives to comprehensively promote the long-term development of Korea’s Web3 ecosystem.
Appearance at XRP SEOUL 2025: Exploring Cutting-Edge Topics in Stablecoins and RWA
At the roundtable forum of XRP SEOUL 2025, CertiK Chief Business Officer Jason Jiang offered professional insights from a security perspective on the core topic of stablecoin and RWA infrastructure construction. He clearly pointed out that the risk of stablecoin depegging mainly comes from three aspects: first, imperfect reserve and liquidity management, which may lead to solvency fluctuations; second, vulnerabilities in smart contract and protocol design, which can easily trigger security risks; and third, external shocks caused by changes in off-chain operations and regulatory environments.
To address the above risks, Jason Jiang emphasized that the most needed on-chain monitoring tool for stablecoin issuers is a “real-time reserve proof dashboard.” He further explained that if issuers can publish verifiable data on-chain to prove that reserves (held assets) are greater than or equal to liabilities (issued tokens), as well as the composition and liquidity of those reserves, then users, regulators, and integrators can independently verify solvency, avoiding reliance on delayed audits.
Jason Jiang also stated that as stablecoins and RWA gradually become key infrastructure for Web3, security and compliance will be the core factors determining whether they can achieve large-scale adoption.
Skynet Korea Report: Decoding Market Landscape and Security Challenges
Meanwhile, CertiK released the “2025 Skynet Korea Web3 Security and Ecosystem Report,” which comprehensively presents the unique landscape and security challenges of the Korean Web3 market, providing the industry with data-driven insights and action guidelines. The report shows that the Korean Web3 market is at a critical turning point: regulatory policies are both clearing obstacles for institutional entry and raising the bar for security and compliance. However, multisig key leaks and administrator privilege breaches are the main security threats in Korea’s Web3 ecosystem; the continuous pressure from state-level hacker organizations makes the Korean market face even more complex security challenges.
The report also points out that there are over 16.2 million crypto users in Korea, accounting for 32% of the total population; the potential of stablecoin and RWA applications is gradually being unleashed, especially the exploration of KRW stablecoins, which is expected to drive the implementation of payment and application scenarios.
Anchoring Long-Term Development: CertiK’s New Strategic Initiatives in the Korean Market
For a long time, CertiK has accumulated deep resources and broad influence in the Korean market. Not only has it signed memorandums of understanding (MOUs) with the governments of Seoul and Busan, but it has also established stable cooperative relationships with many local Korean companies such as WEMIX and Kaia, becoming an important security partner for many projects landing in the region.
It is reported that during the upcoming Korea Blockchain Week (KBW), CertiK also plans to launch a series of strategic initiatives in Korea. On one hand, it will carry out in-depth collaboration with leading Korean partners to further deepen cooperative relationships and jointly explore innovative models; on the other hand, CertiK will increase its resource investment in Korea, upgrade its regional branch, and recruit local talent to promote the long-term development of Korea’s Web3 ecosystem.
Industry observers point out that as the Korean Web3 market rapidly evolves, the demand for security and compliance is becoming increasingly prominent. By participating in core industry events, releasing market research reports, and advancing localization strategies, CertiK is continuously strengthening its comprehensive presence in Korea. As more enterprises and institutions enter this field, CertiK’s actions are seen as an important signal of the continued maturity of Korea’s Web3 ecosystem.
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