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MEXC Editorial Team

MEXC Editorial Team

MEXC Editorial Team is the official content team of MEXC Exchange, staffed by eight full‑time professional editors. Each editor brings over 7 years of professional financial writing experience, with hands‑on investment and journalism expertise across cryptocurrency, stocks, commodities and global financial markets. Our team produces original market reports, breaking industry news, on‑chain research and macro‑economic commentary built upon independent analysis. We strive to deliver accurate, timely financial market insights for investors and users worldwide.

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KSD Tokenized Securities: Why Korea Chose Multi-Ledger

KSD Tokenized Securities: Why Korea Chose Multi-Ledger

South Korea is moving its tokenized-securities framework from legislation into production infrastructure, with Korea Securities Depository (KSD) preparing a platform designed to connect multiple distributed ledgers, including Avalanche, Hyperledger Besu and Hyperledger Fabric. Samsung SDS, which previously worked on KSD's testbed, is building the production platform with completion targeted for February 2027, alongside the implementation of Korea's revised legal framework for tokenized securities.
Stablecoins as Cash Equivalents: What FASB Could Change

Stablecoins as Cash Equivalents: What FASB Could Change

The Financial Accounting Standards Board is considering guidance that could allow certain digital assets, including qualifying stablecoins, to be treated as cash equivalents under existing U.S. GAAP principles. The proposal does not declare stablecoins to be cash and does not automatically make USDC, USDT or every dollar-pegged token eligible. Instead, FASB is clarifying how the existing definition of cash equivalents could apply when a digital asset has appropriate reserves, reliable convertibility and qualifying contractual redemption rights.
Hong Kong Solana ETF: Can SOL Follow Bitcoin's Path?

Hong Kong Solana ETF: Can SOL Follow Bitcoin's Path?

Hong Kong is expanding regulated access to Solana with the listing of the Pando Solana ETF on October 13, 2026. The product, trading under stock code 2831 on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, becomes the market’s second spot Solana ETF rather than its first. ChinaAMC launched its own Solana ETF on October 27, 2025, giving investors almost a year of real-world data against which the new product can be judged. That history changes the key question. The launch is no longer simply about whether regulators will permit a Hong Kong Solana ETF. It is about whether a second issuer can deepen liquidity, attract incremental capital and turn regulated SOL exposure into a meaningful institutional allocation channel.