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OKX Ventures and Korea Investment & Securities each invest 80 billion won in Coinone

OKX Ventures and Korea Investment & Securities will each commit 80 billion won to Coinone. The funds support Coinone's expansion into stablecoins and tokenized securities.

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OKX Ventures and Korea Investment & Securities will each invest 80 billion won ($53 million) in Coinone. The investment comes as Coinone advances plans to enter the stablecoin and tokenized securities markets.

Coinone's investment arm is providing one of the two equal tranches. Korea Investment & Securities is supplying the second tranche. The combined capital totals 160 billion won.

Coinone operates as a South Korean cryptocurrency exchange.

The exchange has not disclosed a closing date for the transaction.

Key Facts

80 billion won per investor
OKX Ventures and Korea Investment & Securities each commit this amount
$53 million per investor
U.S. dollar equivalent of each 80 billion won tranche
160 billion won total
Combined investment from both parties

Potential Impact

  1. 01

    Coinone gains capital to develop stablecoin and tokenized securities products.

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PublishedMay 29, 2026, 6:07 AM

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