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Mubadala Capital is shifting towards a more assertive approach in its investment strategy. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting the company's increased focus on dealmaking activities. This move comes as Mubadala Capital seeks to expand its portfolio and capitalize on emerging opportunities in the market. The firm is looking to leverage its resources to secure strategic investments that align with its long-term goals. Mubadala Capital's decision reflects a broader trend among investment firms aiming to enhance their competitive edge in a dynamic economic environment. The company is poised to navigate the complexities of the global market with this proactive strategy, aiming to achieve sustainable growth and profitability.

The market correction is forcing a "culling" of the dozens of Layer-1 blockchains that launched during the 2024-2025 hype cycle. With venture capital funding becoming scarce and developer activity concentrating on established networks, many smaller chains are seeing their token values drop by 80% or more. The "Ethereum Killers" of yesterday are now struggling to maintain enough liquidity to prevent massive slippage on their native decentralized exchanges. This consolidation phase is healthy for the long term but painful for current investors, as only networks with genuine daily active users and sustainable fee revenue are likely to survive this 2026 winter.
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South Korea’s National Assembly is moving forward with legislation that would formally legalize tokenized securities, setting the stage for a regulated Security Token Offering (STO) market.

This legislative update does not directly legalize Real-World Asset (RWA) tokenization, but it does create the foundational framework that could support broader asset tokenization in the future.
Under the proposed amendments, companies and financial institutions will be able to issue and distribute blockchain-based securities within regulated channels.

The move signals South Korea’s shift toward integrating digital securities into its traditional financial system, improving investor protection and creating a compliant environment for on-chain equities and corporate instruments.

While this bill focuses specifically on STOs rather than RWAs, the industry’s push for real-world asset tokenization continues to grow.

Global institutions, infra providers, and local innovators in Korea are actively exploring RWA models — from real estate tokenization to fund structures — but these remain outside the scope of the current legislation.

South Korea’s STO framework is therefore better viewed as a structural stepping stone:

a regulatory foundation that may eventually support a fully fledged RWA ecosystem once additional laws and supervisory guidelines are introduced.
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