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SOiVA Launches Deepfake-Prevention Stablecoin Card

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B5G6G DIGITAL CURRENCY Co., Ltd., led by CEO Sang-Yong Kim, announced plans to issue the SOiVA Deepfake Prevention Stablecoin with a total value equivalent to KRW 750 trillion, along with the launch of the SOiVA Global Digital Asset Governance Economy Service Card.

The SOiVA Deepfake Prevention Stablecoin is related to the Korean government’s initiative to select private fintech companies to issue a won-denominated stablecoin. However, the project is fundamentally designed as a global business based on a U.S. dollar–backed stablecoin.

This initiative represents the world’s first effort to enable the exchange between a U.S. dollar stablecoin and a Korean won stablecoin, to be implemented through the SOiVA Deepfake Prevention Stablecoin issuance project.

The SOiVA Deepfake Prevention Stablecoin issuance project is a privately led, asset-backed digital stablecoin initiative based on natural mineral resources with significant economic value, including rare earth elements. Through this approach, the SOiVA Deepfake Prevention Stablecoin project aims to lead a new digital distribution network built on physical digital asset–based killer content, create a large-scale global governance digital economy, and drive AI-powered internet convergence services for deepfake prevention.

According to CEO Kim, the SOiVA Deepfake Prevention Stablecoin will be integrated with natural mineral resources from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. After being tokenized as a won-denominated SOiVA digital asset, it will be distributed and traded internationally as a U.S. dollar–based stablecoin.

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