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The 2025 Global Blockchain Forum was held in Seoul. LBank Labs built a bridge for in-depth dialogue between the international and local communities.
LBank Labs
National Assembly Library, Seoul
2025
09/21
Event Introduction

According to the Market Economy News, on September 22, the "2025 Global Blockchain Forum" co-organized by South Korean Congressman Min Byung-deok and KBIPA (Korea Blockchain Industry Promotion Association) and hosted by LBank Labs was held at the National Assembly Library in Seoul.

In his opening speech, Councilman Min Byung-deok noted that blockchain is reshaping the trust system, and that the digitization of physical assets (RWA) will become the core of future finance. He proposed a new formula: "RWA + STO × Stablecoin," and emphasized the promotion of the Korean won stablecoin to safeguard financial sovereignty. He also revealed that South Korea will soon introduce "Three Digital Asset Laws" to strike a balance between investor protection and industrial innovation.

KBIPA Chairman Kim Hyung-kyu emphasized that blockchain is a borderless business field and international cooperation is the key to narrowing the gap and promoting development.

Czhang Lin, head of LBank Labs, pointed out that the opportunities for the integration of Web 3 and traditional finance mainly lie in crypto ETFs with institutional capital inflows, DATs for corporate allocation of crypto assets, and SPACs with low costs and transparent processes. The combination of these three can build a bridge for projects to the traditional financial market and achieve dual liquidity in tokens and capital markets.

As the organizer, LBank Labs invited Animoca Brandsco-founder Yat Siu, IoTeX CEO Raullen Chai, and representatives from global Web 3 projects such as Solana, Tether, and Berachain to engage in in-depth dialogue with Korean policymakers, academia, and industry.