2026-01-22 06:01:48

The Solana ecosystem has once again made a major move. The collaboration between Shinhan Securities and Etherfuse successfully tokenized Korean government bonds on the Solana chain, marking the first time Korean government bonds have been issued on a public blockchain in this form. The key point is that the tokenized bonds can still maintain stable and predictable interest yields on-chain—what does this mean? Government-level financial products are beginning to embrace blockchain technology. This not only demonstrates the application potential of the Solana network but also signifies a significant step forward in the integration of traditional finance and Web3. South Korea's exploration in this area is indeed leading the way, and it is worth paying attention to the subsequent developments.

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SlowLearnerWang

· 8h ago

Oh no, Korea has come up with new tricks again, while we're still arguing about stablecoins here. It's either government bonds going on the blockchain or stable returns. It sounds impressive, but I still don't quite understand how to use it. This time, Solana really has something, but it feels like we always discover later that others have already been doing it. Government financial products are starting to play with blockchain too. The pace... I need to take it slow.

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GmGmNoGn

· 8h ago

Damn, Korea really outdid itself this time. They dare to put government bonds on the blockchain? Solana is about to take off. --- Tokenized bonds can still provide stable income? This is truly breaking the boundaries. --- But honestly, why does it seem like Korea always takes the lead in these things? --- Now Solana has real-world applications, not just crypto speculation. --- Wait, does this mean buying government bonds in the future could be as smooth as buying NFTs? --- I'm a bit scared. Traditional finance is embracing blockchain. How long can our current approach last? --- Legal stable returns + blockchain attributes—this has huge potential. --- Alright, alright, Korea is once again leading the way. What about us?

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LightningAllInHero

· 8h ago

Government bonds on the blockchain? This time it's really different, no longer just speculation, it starts to have the flavor of real money. Solana is solid this time.

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