Injective has signed a memorandum of understanding with BDACS, a licensed South Korean digital-asset custodian, to bring KRW1 — a stablecoin backed 1:1 by the Korean won — into its RWA ecosystem as the exclusive won-denominated settlement asset. KRW1’s reserves are 100% held in escrow at Woori Bank and verified in real time through banking APIs instead of quarterly attestations. Initial minting and redemption would be limited to approved institutional partners, pending South Korean regulatory approval.

BlackRock’s BUIDL is now deployed across nine public blockchains, with roughly four-fifths of its $2.17 billion supply sitting off Ethereum: Solana leads at $872 million, followed by Avalanche at $482 million and Ethereum at about $452 million across two share classes, with Aptos fourth at $157 million. Meanwhile, Ondo crossed the $3 billion platform milestone on October 13, with USDY at $2.328 billion edging past BUIDL’s $2.2 billion — though Circle’s USYC remains the largest single fund at roughly $2.38 billion.

OKXICE TSV updated its public notice on October 19: Microsoft, Alphabet, Goldman Sachs, Qualcomm, Caterpillar, McDonald’s and Western Digital have newly objected, bringing the disclosed count to 16 after nine companies were named on October 15. Under the SEC’s innovation exemption, a venue cannot make a tokenized NMS stock available if the issuer objects in writing within the 30-day window. Fifteen companies from the original 63-ticker roster have now objected, plus Cerebras from outside the list.

Tokenized shares of Tesla and SpaceX carry a combined onchain market cap of $364.5 million, according to Token Terminal data — more than an eighth of the entire tokenized-stocks sector, valued at about $2.66 billion. The largest single token is SPCXb at $138.7 million, followed by TSLAx at $67.9 million. SpaceX’s tokenized versions have drawn steady trading heat since its June IPO at roughly a $75 billion valuation, and over 140,000 wallets now hold these tokens, a 7.9-fold increase since January.