Ministry of Science and ICT and KISA Hold Regular Seminar for Blockchain Consortium ABLE

The Ministry of Science and ICT and the Korea Internet & Security Agency (KISA) held a regular seminar for the blockchain consortium ABLE on August 13 at the Seoul Textile Center. This seminar focused on expanding the utilization of blockchain in light of the spread of AI and digital assets, enabling companies to identify new market demands and explore business collaboration opportunities. During the seminar, case studies of overseas government projects by DSRV Labs, the outlook for the global digital asset ecosystem, and the demand for blockchain technology were shared. Participating companies confirmed the demand for blockchain in the integration of digital assets and AI, and discussed ways to adopt technology and collaborate on business. Since its launch in July 2023, ABLE has 34 member companies and has supported 225 one-on-one business matches and 65 legal and institutional consultations. The advisory committee discussed the long-term development direction of the consortium and proposed plans to reorganize into four major divisions: finance and digital assets, industry and non-financial, and AI and blockchain integration. ABLE is expected to expand as a platform that supports market demand discovery, commercialization, and overseas expansion. The related event, the IR Demo Day, will be held on August 14.

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