Odaily Planet Daily reports that PicWe has announced the completion of internal testing and the start of public beta testing for its self-developed next-generation wallet product. PicWe Wallet expands the "hardware wallet" from a dedicated device to an everyday terminal capability; mobile phones, computers, and security keys can all be used directly as wallets. By generating and storing keys within the device, users do not need mnemonic phrases or manual private key management. Key operations are completed locally, without server storage, reducing the barrier to entry and risk from the outset. With this design, users can perform on-chain operations like using ordinary applications. Simultaneously, the wallet also supports providing account capabilities for automated programs (such as AI agents) under certain rules, enabling more flexible on-chain interaction. The public beta version already supports multi-chain asset management, asset exchange, and the use of stablecoins to pay transaction fees, bringing users closer to a "seamless blockchain experience." In terms of broader ecosystem development, PicWe is building an integrated infrastructure around RWA and intelligent applications, covering core aspects such as asset issuance, circulation, and settlement, serving enterprises' efficiency and cost goals in scenarios such as cross-border settlement, asset digitization, and supply chain collaboration.

According to Odaily, Kim Hyun-jung, a member of the Special Task Force on Digital Assets of the Democratic Party of Korea, stated that they plan to submit a basic law on digital assets related to stablecoins (the second phase of legislation) after the local elections in June, and simultaneously advance the review of the bill by a subcommittee. He pointed out that disagreements remain on issues such as restrictions on shareholdings by major shareholders of exchanges, requiring further discussion. He also believes that given the positive attitude of Bank of Korea Governor Shin Hyun-song towards stablecoins, the relevant legislation is likely to be passed. Furthermore, the task force is considering meeting with him after the elections to advance the design of a CBDC and a Korean won stablecoin system. (Edaily)

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Mastercard has joined the Blockchain Security Standards Committee (BSSC) as an Articles of Association member, and will work with Coinbase, Fireblocks, Anchorage Digital, BitGo, and other organizations to develop a security framework for blockchain networks and tokenized assets. Mastercard will also participate in working groups related to security and privacy guidelines, and Claire Le Gal, head of Mastercard's security solutions division, will represent the company on the BSSC board. The BSSC stated that Mastercard's experience in the payments field will help improve blockchain security rules. (BeInCrypto)

According to Huoxun Finance, RootData, a Web3 asset data platform, has compiled a list of Zero Hash's Web3 business partners. These partners cover key aspects such as asset management institutions, payment channels, public blockchain infrastructure, and stablecoin systems, and are building a cooperative network centered on compliant clearing and asset access. Zero Hash positions itself as a B2B crypto-finance underlying service provider, offering institutions a one-stop capability for "fiat currency → crypto assets → multi-chain circulation → stablecoin settlement": upstream connections include asset management and financial platforms such as Morgan Stanley, Franklin Templeton, and Republic; fund inflow connections include payment and fiat currency channels such as Stripe, Ramp, and Transak; underlying infrastructure covers multiple chains such as Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, Avalanche, and Aptos; and it also connects to stablecoin systems such as Circle, Tether, Paxos, and PYUSD and RLUSD, providing clearing and settlement support. Furthermore, Zero Hash is one of the few infrastructure providers holding multi-state Money Transfer Licenses (MTLs) in the US and possessing full regulatory framework adaptation capabilities. Its partners are primarily divided into three categories: fund gateways (banks/payment institutions), asset carriers (stablecoins/public chains), and distribution platforms (financial products/applications). A related compilation, 【Zero Hash Web3 Partner Network Compilation (Continuously Updated)】, has been released. Crypto projects proactively showcasing their partner networks has become a key way to improve transparency and market trust. RootData welcomes Web3 projects to claim their data, continuously tracking and opening more channels for disclosing project business relationships. The platform has continuously released multiple issues of crypto project ecosystem maps, nominating Web3 ecosystem partners serving upstream clients such as Visa, Mastercard, and Coinbase. Institutions interested in nominating their projects in future ecosystem maps can fill out the 【RootData 2026 Industry Ecosystem Mapping】 form to supplement important client and partner information.

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