Overview
- South Korea is set to finish the year without a domestic stablecoin framework, with the central bank pressing for banks to hold at least 51% of any issuer and final rules now pushed beyond the expected timeline.
- DeepSnitch AI’s token sale has surpassed roughly $588,000–$590,000 at about $0.02477, reflecting a gain of more than 60% from launch pricing reported in November.
- The project says its SnitchFeed and SnitchScan tools are already live and that staking is active, with one report citing more than 13.9 million DSNT locked, figures that rely on project-sourced data.
- Marketing materials and sponsored coverage tout a potential “100x” upside and speculate about Tier‑1 exchange listings after launch, which remain unconfirmed.
- In related market context, BlockDAG’s presale totals near $438 million despite an uncertain launch date and transparency concerns, while Standard Chartered is taking custody for 21Shares and VanEck signaled no assurance on BNB staking in its ETF filing.