At the Token Post Gala Dinner 2025, MOVA outlined a 2026 vision for on-chain payments and real-world asset (RWA) settlement infrastructure. CEO Wael Muhaisen argued that blockchain is shifting from a speculative technology to a settlement layer for the real economy, stressing that stability, auditability, and high performance are essential to support cross-border payments and large asset flows. He noted that expanding stablecoin adoption and clearer regulation are accelerating blockchain’s role in real-financial applications.
Muhaisen cited 2025 milestones, including engineering the HyperDAG high-performance architecture, validating financial-grade stability on the mainnet, onboarding institutional and RWA ecosystem partners, and ongoing development of modular compliance components. He also signaled plans to broaden on-chain settlement pilots with partners across Asia, the Middle East, and Europe to meet regulatory and institutional use criteria.
Jerry MOVA, the Chief Strategy Officer, analyzed 2026 trends, identifying cross-border stablecoin payments and on-chain clearing expansion, mandatory compliance for Web3 products and public chains, and a maturation of enterprise-grade blockchain infrastructure. He described MOVA’s architecture as aligned with these shifts, highlighting HyperDAG’s parallel processing, modular compliance for auditability, and native support for issuing stablecoins and tokenizing RWAs. MOVA’s 2026 roadmap includes expanding partnerships with payment institutions, deeper RWA integration, and enhanced support for developers and enterprise applications.
Kim Ji-hoo, a member of the National Assembly, spoke about Korea’s Web3 industry and said the digital asset sector is at a crucial juncture moving from exploration to institutionalization and real-world application. He noted that applications like stablecoins, on-chain settlement, and RWA integration are binding the blockchain to real-world financial systems, positioning it as a core financial infrastructure rather than an experimental technology. He emphasized the regulator’s role in creating a predictable regulatory environment while supporting innovation and industry growth, and said the National Assembly and related committees will closely monitor on-chain payments and digital asset settlements, strengthening industry collaboration.
Industry observers say MOVA’s participation signals a trend toward global institutions concentrating on on-chain payments, expanding real-world finance on next-generation public blockchains, and Korea and Asia becoming enterprise-grade blockchain testbeds. MOVA is a next-generation blockchain with high-performance processing, institutional-grade reliability, and a modular architecture, aiming to build regulatory-friendly and scalable Web3 infrastructure standards. MOVA is also running an ambassador recruitment program to broaden the global community; selections are completed within 5–7 business days and results will be communicated individually via email or Telegram.
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