Panel Session: The Next Phase for Digital Money: From Pilots to Production in Korea and Beyond with Open Source
summary
Korea moves from PoC to production with Bank of Korea running a second phase since 2023 and major institutions (KSD, Koscom) trialing open‑source chains; focus shifts to finality, privacy, compliance rather than “can it work.” Panel cites tokenized deposits, CBDC pilots, LF Decentralized Trust projects and experiments like Paladin/Agora and Rust‑based EVM work, but unresolved ops risks remain—AI autonomous code causes 1.7e8 on‑chain code entries on Base (Feb 2025), creating state‑bloat and economic rent challenges that blockchains must solve before wide production.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:06Panel participants
- 3:20Digital money evolution in Korea
- 7:05Open source role in digital money
- 13:30AI impact on finance
- 20:25Community call to action
- 27:16Conclusion
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