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• Hanwha invests KRW 18B ($13M) in Kresus to expand digital asset infrastructure.
• Funding supports enterprise wallets, RWA tokenization, and on-chain workflows.
• Deal follows MoU signed at Abu Dhabi Finance Week in December 2025.

Kresus Labs, a US-based digital wallet and blockchain infrastructure company, has raised about KRW 18 billion (roughly$\$13\text{ million}$) in a strategic investment from Hanwha Investment & Securities.

The deal highlights how traditional finance is increasingly looking beyond crypto trading and toward the “plumbing” behind digital assets: secure wallets, enterprise systems, and tokenized products that can fit into existing financial services.

Strategic capital targets the infrastructure layer of digital assets

Kresus said the investment will support product development, enterprise deployments, and global partnerships, areas that typically require long implementation timelines and rigorous security standards.

The company builds digital asset tools for both consumers and institutions, and it operates enterprise-grade platforms for digital wallets and real-world asset (RWA) tokenization, along with on-chain financial workflows.

The investment follows a memorandum of understanding signed by Kresus and Hanwha Investment & Securities at Abu Dhabi Finance Week in December 2025, according to the companies.

That sequencing matters: MoUs are often used to formalize intent, outline collaboration areas, and set up technical and commercial work before funding or deeper integration plans are finalized.

Kresus also emphasized its security approach.  It offers seedless wallet recovery technology, designed to reduce reliance on a single recovery phrase that can be lost or stolen.

It also uses MPC-based security systems which broadly refers to splitting sensitive signing or authorization steps across multiple components so there is less dependence on one device or one key.

In practice, these designs aim to make wallets harder to compromise and easier to recover, two pain points that have limited mainstream adoption.

“This investment validates both our technology and the direction Kresus has taken as a company,” Trevor Traina, founder of Kresus, said in a statement.

He added that Kresus has focused on infrastructure that works in real-world conditions, from consumer applications “used at scale” to enterprise solutions built for institutional requirements.

RWA tokenization becomes a practical focus for financial firms

For Hanwha Investment & Securities, the partnership is framed as a way to strengthen client-facing digital asset services and to pursue tokenization initiatives linked to existing financial products.

RWA tokenization generally means creating blockchain-based representations of real-world financial claims or instruments, with the goal of improving how assets are issued, tracked, or transferred inside digital systems.

“Kresus’s unique wallet security technology and RWA infrastructure will play a core role in advancing Hanwha Investment & Securities’ digital asset capabilities,” said Son Jong-min, chief strategy officer at Hanwha Investment & Securities.

He said the firm will continue collaborating with global technology companies as it seeks to evolve into a specialized digital asset securities firm.

The announcement fits a broader industry pattern: established financial institutions are showing more interest in controlled, enterprise-ready blockchain use cases than in retail speculation.

Wallet technology and tokenization platforms are increasingly treated as building blocks, tools that can be integrated into existing product lines, rather than standalone consumer brands.

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• Uniswap (UNI) price drops despite plans to expand protocol fees and burn tokens.
• If approved, the fees will be activated across all v3 pools and eight additional chains.
• Currently, the key support sits at $3.38 while the immediate resistance is at $4.24.

Uniswap’s native token, UNI, has seen its price dip despite the ongoing governance push to expand protocol fees across more chains and all v3 pools.

While the protocol fee expansion promises to increase token burns and revenue for the protocol, short-term price action has remained under pressure.

The dip comes amid a broader downturn in the cryptocurrency market, with traders closely watching key support and resistance levels.

Uniswap protocol fee expansion proposal

The Uniswap community is currently voting on a proposal to activate protocol fees across all remaining v3 pools on Ethereum mainnet.

In addition, the plan includes extending fees to eight other networks, including Arbitrum, Base, Celo, Optimism Mainnet, Soneium, X Layer, Worldchain, and Zora.

This proposal is notable because it is the first to use the updated governance process known as UNIfication.

This system allows fee parameter changes to bypass the traditional proposal stage, speeding up voting while retaining on-chain security.

If approved, fees collected on these chains would flow to chain-specific TokenJar contracts before being bridged back to the Ethereum mainnet.

From there, UNI tokens would be burned, effectively reducing supply and increasing scarcity over time.

The proposal also introduces a new tier-based system for v3 pools, known as v3OpenFeeAdapter.

Instead of setting fees pool by pool, the system applies fees based on liquidity provider fee tiers.

This simplifies governance oversight and ensures every pool automatically contributes to protocol fee revenue.

Market response

Despite these ambitious plans, UNI’s market performance has struggled.

The token opened today at $3.56 but quickly fell, losing 4.8% from its opening price.

UNI briefly rallied to $3.59 but faced resistance and could not sustain momentum.

This highlights that market sentiment is cautious, even as governance improvements promise long-term benefits.

Currently, UNI is trading around $3.40, down roughly 4.7% in the last 24 hours.

Its market cap sits at just over $2.15 billion, while total value locked in Uniswap remains above $3 billion.

Uniswap price forecast

While the protocol fee expansion may boost long-term value and increase token burns, market reaction shows that short-term price action is likely to remain volatile.

The support at $3.38 is critical, according to market analysis.

If the token holds above this level, it may attempt to move toward the first major resistance at $4.24.

If the token breaches $4.24, it could open the path to $4.76, with a third resistance at $5.41.

However, failure to maintain above the support at $3.38 could see UNI struggle in the short term, limiting the impact of positive governance developments.

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