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Korean National Assembly Members’ Crypto Holdings to Undergo InvestigationThe Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission of Korea (ACRC) has announced that it has convened a special investigative team to conduct an investigation into the virtual asset dealings of members of the 21st National Assembly, particularly details on acquisition, trading, and losses.Photo by Mediamodifier on UnsplashComing under scrutinyThe National Assembly passed a resolution back in May titled “The Resolution on Voluntary Reporting and Investigation of Virtual Assets of National Assembly Members,” requesting that all members of the Assembly should voluntarily report the status and changes in their holdings of virtual assets for a thorough investigation by the ACRC amid public concern about conflicts of interest and illegal transactions.As a result, individual consent forms for the collection, use, and third-party provision of personal information were submitted to the ACRC last Monday by Assembly members of the ruling and opposition parties.Other minor political parties like the Justice Party, Basic Income Party, and Transition Korea Party that had previously submitted their personal information consent forms have resubmitted their forms in accordance with the format of those submitted by the ruling and opposition parties. Independent lawmakers and some non-negotiation bodies have also voluntarily submitted forms of their own.Extensive legal probeThe scope of the investigation includes the domestic acquisition, trading, and losses of virtual assets by Assembly members starting from the beginning of their term on May 30, 2020, to May 31, 2023, when their personal information consent forms were submitted. The ACRC will compare this information with reports formerly filed by the members themselves.The ACRC appointed Vice Chairman and Secretary General Jung Seung-yoon as the head of the team and assigned some 30 investigators to carry out a census for 90 days starting on September 18. It will be executed under the Act On The Prevention Of Corruption And The Establishment And Management Of The Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission and the Personal Information Protection Act.“As this is an important matter of public interest, we will conduct the investigation promptly and fairly in accordance with the law and guidelines,” said Jung. “We will also strictly protect the data acquired during the investigation process, including the personal information consent forms.”

WEMIX Play Completes Successful Migration to the WEMIX3.0 MainnetSouth Korean gaming company Wemade has announced the successful migration of its global blockchain gaming platform, WEMIX Play, to the WEMIX3.0 Mainnet.Photo by Mathew Schwartz on UnsplashImproved interoperabilityThis transition effectively links all games on the WEMIX Play platform to the WEMIX3.0 Mainnet. Additionally, the launch of the Play Proof Protocol (PPP) further strengthens the network’s interoperability.Instant token tradingThe PPP enables users to instantly trade their tokens for those of their preference, eliminating the need for token swaps between disparate networks. This approach simplifies the process with a single signature, providing users with a more convenient experience.Omnichain strategyAs part of its commitment to fostering a united community, Wemade has adopted an omnichain strategy to connect the WEMIX ecosystem with external chains. Looking ahead, WEMIX Play aims to establish connections with various mainnets, expanding its platform and streamlining token exchanges.Wide variety of games and servicesBoasting a user base of nine million, WEMIX Play offers games of various genres, including massively multiplayer online role-playing games (MMORPGs), strategy games, and social network games. The platform also provides a wide range of services such as gaming tokenomics; the financialization of gaming, known as GameFi; non-fungible token (NFT) marketplaces; and community pages.

Metabora Singapore Launches Global Pre-Registration for PvP Gaming Platform ‘Skill Blitz’Metabora Singapore, a subsidiary of South Korean blockchain game developer Metabora, announced today that it has begun the global pre-registration of Skill Blitz (formerly known as Borabattle), a gaming platform that enables players to engage in player-versus-player (PvP) battles.Photo by Hans-Peter Gauster on UnsplashAvailable on various app storesSkill Blitz is developed by Neptune Company, a game affiliate of South Korean tech giant Kakao. The platform allows early sign-ups from all over the world except for South Korea, China, and Singapore. Those who wish to participate can register through the Google Play Store, the Galaxy Store, and the Apple App Store.In-game item giveawayAt the time of Skill Blitz’s official release, Metabora Singapore will run a promotional event that offers in-game items and exclusive profile pictures.Trade in-game items with cryptoSkill Blitz is a joint project initiated by key governance council members of the Bora blockchain, namely Neptune Company, Kakao Games, Mobirix, and Metabora. This platform enables players to engage in friendly competition across a variety of casual games, including solitaire, bingo, and puzzles. Furthermore, gamers can visit the Bora Portal to trade their in-game items for virtual assets such as BORA, MATIC, and USDC.In this collaborative initiative, Neptune will take charge of Skill Blitz’s development and service, while Kakao Games will provide support for service operations. Metabora will be responsible for overseeing the app’s blockchain infrastructure, and Mobirix will provide its own content to the app and utilize its user base to drive global marketing efforts for the application.