Altcoins News
By Steven Anderson
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A Milestone for Institutional Access to XRP. With the integration now live, BDACS clients—primarily institutional players—can securely manage…
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Expanding Scope: RLUSD and Broader Tokenization Goals. The February deal between Ripple and BDACS wasn’t just about XRP.
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South Korea’s Crypto Boom: The Numbers Tell the Story. Recent data from the Hana Institute of Finance provides context for why these developments matter.
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ADA Trading Volume Sees Uptick as Market Confidence Builds. While XRP garners headlines for its institutional adoption, ADA (Cardano) is also drawing…
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Technical Infrastructure and Strategic Alliances. BDACS has been building a strong network of partnerships beyond Ripple.
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Final Thoughts. The introduction of institutional XRP custody by BDACS marks a significant development in South…
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South Korea continues to solidify its position as a global leader in digital asset adoption, with a new milestone reached for XRP and rising interest around ADA trading volume.
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The move follows a strategic partnership formed in February 2025 between BDACS and Ripple Labs, the creators of the XRP Ledger.
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BDACS confirmed that it has integrated its custody platform with top Korean exchanges like Upbit, Coinone, and Korbit, allowing clients to move XRP across major platforms while…
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Describing XRP as “one of Korea’s most popular digital assets,” BDACS emphasized the importance of offering custody services that match both institutional demand and government…
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The move not only boosts confidence in institutional digital asset management but also reinforces the growing link between Korea’s financial system and blockchain-based assets.
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The February deal between Ripple and BDACS wasn’t just about XRP. It also included plans to support RLUSD—Ripple’s new stablecoin backed 1:1 by US dollar reserves.
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Ripple and BDACS cited data during their announcement suggesting the crypto custody market could grow to a staggering $16 trillion by 2030.
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Fiona Murray, Ripple’s Asia-Pacific managing director, pointed to favorable market activity and changing regulatory conditions in South Korea as major drivers of the partnership.
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BDACS CEO Harry Ryoo echoed those sentiments, adding that the company’s mission is to create secure, compliant custody solutions that will support Ripple’s long-term blockchain…
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