South Korean Companies Express Concerns Over U.S. Digital Asset Market

Experts have warned that the U.S. strategies for stock tokenization and dollar stablecoins could concentrate South Korean companies' capital raising efforts in the U.S. market. At the Decon 2026 event held in Seoul on the 10th, Goran Algoran, the representative, explained that "the U.S. will tokenize all assets and make them tradable on exchanges." He mentioned the possibility of Samsung Electronics' stocks being traded on U.S. exchanges, indicating that financial capital could be concentrated in the U.S. market for South Korean companies. Professor Kim Sang-yoon assessed that the market dominance of dollar stablecoins is strengthening and emphasized that South Korea does not need to compete with the U.S. in all areas. Attorney Seo Dong-joo explained that stablecoins are being utilized in international financial services, while Professor Park Jeong-ho projected that South Korea could play a unique role in the global digital asset market. He stated that South Korea has the experience in the digital asset industry and a consumer base, which could allow it to serve as a hub for cooperating countries.

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