Wemade will launch a KRW stablecoin-dedicated mainnet next year.
Jinse Finance reported that Korean gaming company Wemade will officially launch a dedicated mainnet for the Korean won stablecoin in the first quarter of next year. According to Wemade, "Stable One" is 100% compatible with Ethereum, meaning that services built for other stablecoins can be migrated to Stable One without any additional modifications as long as they are based on Ethereum. In addition, the platform supports a "native fee" function, allowing transaction fees to be paid directly with the planned stablecoin to be issued.
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