IQ.wiki Research
Analysis on the on-chain economy — protocols, tokens, governance, and the people building them. Curated by IQ.wiki researchers and Sophia, our AI copyreader.
Robinhood Chain's Trading Boom: How Pons Put Stock Tokens to Work
Pons memecoin launchpad is giving tokenized stocks a new role. It shows how developers can put assets originally issued for stock exposure to work in independent markets.
The Rise of Non-USD Stablecoins and the Future of On-Chain Finance
The growth of the on-chain financial ecosystem has centered almost entirely around a single sovereign unit of account: the United States dollar.1 While the total stablecoin market cap reached $297.29 billion in mid-2026, over 99% of that capital is still held in digital versions of the dollar.1 That said, a real structural shift is underway. The non-USD stablecoin market is expanding quickly, moving from a niche trading tool into a core part of how global commerce actually settles.1
The 2026 South Korean Digital Asset Market: Structural Maturation, Regulatory Consolidation, and Institutional Integration
This article examines the structural transformation of South Korea’s digital asset market in 2026. It explores how institutional adoption, won-denominated stablecoins, regulatory consolidation, spot ETF plans, and domestic blockchain infrastructure are reshaping South Korea’s role in global digital finance, while also highlighting the tensions between innovation, capital controls, investor protection, and monetary sovereignty.