CertiK and Kaia took center stage at Korea Blockchain Week (KBW 2025) to discuss the infrastructure, security, and innovation driving Asia’s next wave of Web3 adoption. In a packed fireside chat moderated by Luna PR CEO Nikita Sachdev, CertiK Co-Founder and CEO Ronghui Gu and Kaia Foundation Chairman Dr. Sam Seo explored how Kaia is building a superapp-friendly blockchain ecosystem and how CertiK’s security services are providing the backbone for its growth.

This report introduces the Skynet DAT Security & Compliance Framework, a model that moves beyond surface-level metrics to provide an assessment of a DAT's operational integrity. By analyzing five critical pillars: Custodian & Third-Party Diligence, Internal Controls & Operational Security, On-Chain Risk Exposure, Capital Strategy Resilience, and Regulatory & Disclosure Posture, the framework reveals significant disparities in the quality and resilience of leading firms.

October was a whirlwind for the crypto industry; political maneuvering, regulatory shifts, and influential appointments painted a clearer—albeit still complex—picture of the industry's future. From government shutdowns to key leadership changes, here are five stories in October 2025 that defined the digital asset space.

Recently, at Korean Blockchain Week (KBW) 2025, Professor Ronghui Gu, Co-Founder and CEO of CertiK, the largest Web3 security services provider, and Shane Kim, CEO of WEMIX and Vice President of Wemade, held a fireside chat exploring the future of blockchain security, AI-driven threats, and stablecoin development.

Learn what a Web3 wallet is, how it works, and the different types available. Explore features, benefits, and how Web3 wallets enable secure access to decentralized applications.

Explore the importance of KYC verification in securing financial transactions. Learn how it helps prevent fraud, ensure compliance, and protect both businesses and users.

Aleo Systems has created a Layer 1 blockchain named Aleo with a focus on privacy achieved through the use of zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs) and other cryptographic methods. Unlike most popular blockchains where data used and created by transactions can be viewed by an external observer, Aleo provides the ability to hide such information.

SoftBank expands in Japan’s crypto market via PayPay, which will acquire 40% of Binance Japan to let users buy crypto directly from PayPay accounts. This aligns with Japan’s booming digital asset market and builds on SoftBank’s Web3 investments—including $60M in CertiK for security, plus Cipher Mining, The Sandbox and Aleo—targeting compliant, accessible Web3 services.

CertiK, together with Kraken, EVG, and Hedera, successfully hosted the “Oceanic Night@TOKEN2049” event in Singapore. The gathering brought together leading builders and innovators to spotlight the latest breakthroughs in Web3 compliance, security, and innovation, establishing itself as one of the most anticipated pre-Token2049 events.

The world’s premier Web3 event, Token2049, is set to take place at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore. This year, the conference is expected to attract over 25,000 attendees, 500+ exhibitors, and 300 speakers, serving as a key hub connecting global industry leaders and ecosystem builders.

This article examines the inner workings of Polygon’s Plonky3, a state-of-the-art prover utilized in zero-knowledge Virtual Machines (zkVMs).

During this year’s Korea Blockchain Week (KBW), CertiK, the world’s largest Web3 security services provider, hosted “CertiK Espresso @KBW – Compliance Insights Workshop,” a gathering that brought together industry experts, executives, and investors from Korea and abroad. The workshop focused on stablecoins, regulatory frameworks, and the future of Web3, offering in-depth discussions on how compliance and security intersect with innovation.

CertiK showcased its commitment to Korea at XRP SEOUL 2025, with CBO Jason Jiang discussing stablecoins and RWAs from a security perspective. The company also released the 2025 Skynet Korea Report, highlighting market opportunities and key security challenges in the Korean Web3 ecosystem. During Korea Blockchain Week (KBW), CertiK announced localized initiatives, including strengthened partnerships and expanded regional operations, to support long-term ecosystem growth.

Every autumn, Seoul hosts one of the blockchain industry’s most prominent events: Korea Blockchain Week (KBW). The event attracts developers, investors, policymakers, and project teams from around the world, and has become a key platform for dialogue and collaboration in the Web3 space.

This in-depth analysis will illuminate how the judicious separation of concerns between these layers can engender enhanced scalability, flexibility, and interoperability within the blockchain domain, ultimately shaping the future trajectory of decentralized applications and networks.

In this post, we analyze the specific ZKP constructions implemented in Binance’s tss-lib [1]. These proofs address previously identified weaknesses in the Multiplicative-to-Additive (MtA) protocol, Paillier encryption parameters, and auxiliary RSA modulus generation. Our discussion is grounded in the improvements formalized by the specifications in CGGMP21 [4], which strengthen the robustness of threshold ECDSA against known attacks.

In our 2025 RWA Security Report, we look at the evolving security landscape of RWAs, outlines how CertiK’s Skynet RWA Framework provides structured criteria for assessing protocol risks, and highlights the performance of leading platforms such as Ondo Finance, Paxos, and Tether.

In this article, we delve into the concept of cross-contract calls and examine the distinctions between Solidity and Move contracts in this area. We will assess the mechanisms and security of executing cross-contract calls in Move, aiding developers in better comprehending how to manage contract interactions within the Move environment.