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South Korea Delays Passage of Second Phase of Virtual Asset Law Due to Controversy Over Stablecoin Clauses

Optimism Releases Quantum-Resistant Roadmap for Superchain: ECDSA EOAs to be Phased Out Over 10 Years

The probability of another US government shutdown before the end of this month is close to 80%

Welcome to CoinRank Daily Data Report. In this column series, CoinRank will provide important daily cryptocurrency data news, allowing readers to quickly understand the latest developments in the cryptocurrency market.

 

South Korea Delays Passage of Second Phase of Virtual Asset Law Due to Controversy Over Stablecoin Clauses

 

According to Techinasia, the legislative process for South Korea’s second phase of the Virtual Asset Law has been delayed due to controversy over key clauses.

 

The bill aims to comprehensively regulate digital assets, including stablecoins. The main points of contention are twofold: first, the issuer qualifications for Korean won stablecoins—whether they should be led by banks or authorized companies; and second, whether to relax restrictions on the separation of financial and virtual asset businesses to encourage innovation.

 

Furthermore, the bill proposes a 15%-20% cap on shareholdings by major shareholders in exchanges, which critics argue is too restrictive.

 

Due to the legislative delay, discussions on related issues such as spot virtual asset ETFs and the trading of virtual assets by listed companies have also been put on hold. Negotiations are still ongoing among government agencies, industry participants, and political groups.

 

Optimism Releases Quantum-Resistant Roadmap for Superchain: ECDSA EOAs to be Phased Out Over 10 Years

 

According to official news, Optimism has released a quantum-resistant roadmap for Superchain, the core of which is the announcement of a ten-year phase-out of External Owners (EOAs) based on ECDSA signatures.

 

Specifically, by January 2036, EOA transactions using ECDSA signatures on the Optimism mainnet and Superchain will be deprecated. All such accounts will need to delegate their key management to smart contract accounts that support post-quantum signatures.

 

This roadmap covers both user and consensus levels. At the user level, using account abstraction technology and standards such as EIP-7702, EOAs will gradually delegate signing authority to smart accounts capable of verifying post-quantum signatures.

 

At the consensus level, L2 orderers and bulk committers will migrate to post-quantum signatures. It also calls on Ethereum itself to develop a timeline for migrating validators from BLS signatures and KZG commitments to post-quantum algorithms.

 

The entire upgrade process will be coordinated through a hard fork, providing the ecosystem with ten years for a smooth transition. 

 

The probability of another US government shutdown before the end of this month is close to 80%

〈CoinRank Daily Data Report (1/26)｜South Korea Delays Passage of Second Phase of Virtual Asset Law Due to Controversy Over Stablecoin Clauses〉這篇文章最早發佈於《CoinRank》。

Los aranceles y las tensiones entre EE. UU. e Irán están aumentando la incertidumbre macroeconómica, empujando a los inversores hacia la cautela y reduciendo el apetito a corto plazo por activos criptográficos sensibles a la liquidez.

Con los mercados esperando que no haya recorte de tasas por parte de la Fed, los precios de las criptomonedas están reaccionando más al tono de la política y a la orientación futura que a la decisión en sí.

Bitcoin y Ethereum siguen ligados a los ciclos de liquidez, con un rendimiento inferior a los refugios seguros tradicionales hasta que los riesgos macroeconómicos disminuyan y las condiciones monetarias se aclaren.

Los aranceles, las tensiones entre EE. UU. e Irán y las expectativas de tasas de la Fed están remodelando el sentimiento de riesgo global. Este análisis explica cómo las fuerzas macroeconómicas están influyendo en Bitcoin, Ethereum y los mercados de criptomonedas.

River transforma stablecoins de cadena cruzada de la transferencia de activos a la generación de rendimiento al permitir que el colateral permanezca en la cadena de origen mientras se acuñan stablecoins y se utilizan nativamente en otros lugares.

Omni CDP y satUSD forman un motor de deuda de cadena cruzada que actualiza las stablecoins de simples herramientas de pago a infraestructura generadora de ingresos.

La expansión de TRON y la línea de productos Vault determinarán si River puede pasar de un mecanismo sólido a una adopción a escala del mundo real.

¿POR QUÉ EL COLATERAL QUE SE QUEDA EN UNA CADENA YA NO ES ACEPTABLE?

Los rendimientos ajustados al riesgo de Bitcoin se han deteriorado drásticamente, con el índice de Sharpe cayendo a territorio negativo similar a las caídas del mercado de 2018–2019 y 2022.

A pesar de una corrección desde los máximos recientes, la volatilidad sigue elevada, lo que sugiere que el mercado actual está revaluando el riesgo en lugar de señalar un fondo claro.

Históricamente, los ratios de Sharpe negativos pueden persistir durante períodos prolongados, indicando que las condiciones de riesgo-recompensa siguen siendo desfavorables antes de cualquier posible reversión de tendencia.



Bienvenido al Informe Diario de Datos de CoinRank. En esta serie de columnas, CoinRank proporcionará importantes noticias diarias de datos sobre criptomonedas, permitiendo a los lectores comprender rápidamente los últimos desarrollos en el mercado de criptomonedas.

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Mox Bank’s entry demonstrates how virtual assets are being integrated into mainstream banking via clear licensing, segregated custody, and institutional-grade compliance rather than informal partnerships.

 

Limiting initial support to USD-denominated Bitcoin and Ethereum reflects regulators’ cautious sequencing, prioritizing liquidity, risk control, and operational stability.

 

Hong Kong’s approach contrasts with fragmented U.S. oversight, signaling a rule-based pathway that could position the city as a leading hub for bank-mediated crypto adoption in Asia.

Mox Bank’s upgraded license marks a pivotal moment in Hong Kong’s crypto strategy, bringing Bitcoin and Ethereum trading directly into the regulated banking system through a fully compliant, bank-led model.

 

A BANK ENTERS THE CRYPTO PIPELINE

 

Hong Kong’s regulated crypto experiment crossed a meaningful threshold on January 26, 2026, when Mox Bank, a licensed virtual bank backed by Standard Chartered, announced that it had received regulatory approval to upgrade its Type 1 license, enabling it to offer virtual asset trading directly through its integrated banking accounts, initially supporting U.S. dollar–denominated trading in Bitcoin and Ethereum only, with execution provided by HashKey Exchange and custody handled by HashKey Custody.

Unlike earlier crypto-bank partnerships that relied on referrals or segregated platforms, Mox’s model allows clients to hold fiat balances and execute crypto trades within a single regulated banking interface, a structural shift that effectively collapses the distance between traditional deposit accounts and digital asset exposure while remaining fully inside Hong Kong’s supervisory perimeter, as defined by the Securities and Futures Commission’s licensing framework.

 

 

WHY REGULATORY DESIGN MATTERS

 

This development is best understood not as a standalone product launch, but as the consequence of a multi-year regulatory architecture that Hong Kong has been deliberately assembling since 2022, in which virtual asset trading platforms are required to operate under clear licensing rules while financial institutions are encouraged to integrate with them through defined compliance roles rather than informal workarounds.

HashKey Exchange’s earlier approvals under Type 1 and Type 7 licenses, followed by its retail upgrade in August 2023, established a compliant execution layer, while the separation of custody into HashKey Custody reflects global regulatory preferences for asset segregation, a structure aligned with standards promoted by IOSCO and increasingly mirrored in Europe and Singapore.

By inserting a bank directly into this pipeline, Hong Kong regulators are signaling that crypto access is no longer viewed as a peripheral fintech experiment, but as a service that can be delivered through deposit-taking institutions provided that risk, custody, and disclosure are cleanly partitioned.

 

 

THE BUSINESS MODEL BEHIND THE MOVE

 

Mox’s initial restriction to Bitcoin and Ethereum, traded only in U.S. dollars, underscores the conservative sequencing embedded in the approval, as both assets account for the majority of global spot liquidity and are widely referenced in institutional risk frameworks, while dollar settlement reduces foreign-exchange complexity during the early phase of rollout.

The tiered fee structure, ranging from 1.25% for Basic clients to 0.5% for Elite users, closely resembles private-banking and brokerage pricing rather than crypto-native exchange incentives, reinforcing the idea that this product is aimed less at high-frequency traders and more at affluent retail and mass-affluent clients seeking compliant exposure within a familiar banking environment.

Crucially, because Mox operates as a bank rather than a standalone platform, its crypto offering is embedded within existing KYC, AML, and transaction-monitoring systems, which materially lowers onboarding friction for users who would otherwise hesitate to move funds to external exchanges.

 

 

HONG KONG’S STRATEGIC SIGNAL TO GLOBAL MARKETS

 

At a macro level, Mox’s license upgrade fits into a broader pattern in which Hong Kong is positioning itself as a jurisdiction that favors rule-based integration over enforcement-driven deterrence, a contrast often drawn with the fragmented U.S. approach where banks remain cautious amid overlapping federal and state oversight.

From tokenized real-world assets to stablecoin consultation papers and now bank-mediated crypto trading, Hong Kong’s policy trajectory suggests an ambition to make virtual assets part of its mainstream financial infrastructure rather than a parallel system, an approach that could prove particularly attractive to international capital seeking regulatory clarity in Asia.

If replicated across other licensed banks, this model may gradually normalize crypto exposure as just another asset class within diversified portfolios, not by loosening standards, but by embedding digital assets inside institutions that already define trust, compliance, and systemic stability.

 

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El oro y la plata están siendo reevaluados como coberturas geopolíticas primarias en medio de un riesgo creíble de escalada militar y una incertidumbre impulsada por aranceles, mientras que Bitcoin sigue estando limitado por la descomposición de la palanca y la sensibilidad a la liquidez.



La aguda divergencia entre los metales preciosos y BTC subraya que, en regímenes de crisis, los mercados aún favorecen activos con una credibilidad monetaria de larga data y demanda de los bancos centrales.



Las crecientes probabilidades de Polymarket de que Bitcoin vuelva a visitar $85,000 reflejan un cambio hacia la protección contra la baja y la posición impulsada por factores macroeconómicos en lugar de la especulación al alza, señalando un mercado que se prepara para una incertidumbre prolongada.