The IQ Ecosystem Report for July is here. KRWQ went live on Grow, expanding access to more than 500 tokenized assets through Korean won-denominated onchain liquidity. IQ partnered with Theseus Network to bring self-sustaining AI agents to prediction markets, blockchain knowledge systems, and KRWQ-powered payments. IQ.wiki also launched a cross-platform content integration with RootData and expanded its CoinGecko research through original analysis and Korean-language distribution.
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KRWQ Goes Live on Grow, Expanding Access to More Than 500 Tokenized Assets
KRWQ became available on Grow, expanding the stablecoin鈥檚 utility as a gateway between Korean won liquidity and tokenized global markets. Through the integration, users can access more than 500 tokenized assets, including equities, exchange-traded funds, commodities, and private-market assets, using Korean won-denominated onchain liquidity.
The available markets include tokenized exposure to companies and private-market assets such as OpenAI, Anthropic, and SpaceX. This gives KRWQ another practical use beyond stablecoin transfers and decentralized exchange liquidity by connecting it to a wider range of investment and market-access products.
The integration supports KRWQ鈥檚 broader goal of reducing currency-conversion friction for users accessing global markets. Instead of first moving from Korean won into a dollar-denominated stablecoin, KRWQ can serve as the local-currency entry point into tokenized financial products. The launch was also covered by Korean crypto media outlet BloomingBit, extending visibility for KRWQ鈥檚 growing role in onchain global-market access.
From Discovery to Deep Dive: IQ.wiki and RootData Launch Cross-Platform Content Integration
IQ.wiki and RootData launched a cross-platform content integration designed to connect quantitative Web3 project discovery with deeper contextual research. RootData users can now move from structured project, funding, investor, and market information to relevant IQ.wiki articles, while IQ.wiki readers can access corresponding RootData profiles for additional market and financing data.
The partnership also expands distribution for IQ.wiki articles by placing them closer to the point where users initially discover Web3 projects. This helps turn short-term interest generated by funding announcements or market activity into more durable engagement with structured and contextual knowledge.
Theseus Network and IQ Partner to Bring Self-Sustaining AI Agents to Prediction Markets and KRWQ Payments
IQ announced a strategic partnership with Theseus Network to bring self-sustaining AI agents into prediction markets, blockchain knowledge systems, and KRWQ-powered payments. Through the partnership, Theseus agents will be able to use IQ.wiki as a source of current blockchain information, helping them reason from specialized crypto knowledge rather than relying entirely on general-purpose training data. The agents will also be able to use IQ鈥檚 open-source connectors for Polymarket, Kalshi, and Opinion.trade to analyze live prediction markets, evaluate probabilities, and participate in prediction-market infrastructure.
KRWQ will provide a potential payment rail for this emerging agent economy. As autonomous agents expand from information retrieval into commerce, trading, and service delivery, they will need ways to hold funds, receive revenue, pay for inference, and transact independently. The integration creates a pathway for agents to use KRW-denominated value across decentralized applications and global markets.
IQ will begin testing Theseus agents across products including Sophia, the AI editor supporting IQ.wiki, and AIDEN, IQ鈥檚 crypto intelligence and community agent. Insights produced by these agents may also be distributed through AIDEN鈥檚 network of more than 250 Web3 communities, connecting autonomous agent infrastructure with an established community distribution layer.
IQ and KRWQ Share H1 2026 Ecosystem Highlights
IQ and KRWQ published separate H1 2026 recaps highlighting progress made across the ecosystem during the first six months of the year.
For KRWQ, the first half of 2026 included expansion across new blockchain networks and financial infrastructure, broader access through institutional platforms, development of onchain FX markets, and the adoption of automated reserve-verification infrastructure. New integrations across EDX Markets, Polygon FX Markets, Solana, and Fireblocks strengthened access to KRW liquidity while connecting Korean won to global blockchain markets. Throughout H1, KRWQ was featured by leading global media, research firms, and ecosystem partners, including Bloomberg, The Block, Tiger Research, 4Pillars, and more.
IQ鈥檚 H1 recap reflected the ecosystem鈥檚 broader development as a knowledge layer for Web3. IQ.wiki introduced a redesigned homepage with semantic search and an improved browsing experience, making blockchain knowledge easier to discover than ever. The platform also expanded into original crypto research through its partnership with Coingecko Research.
Coverage
KRWQ at The Capital Summit Tokyo
KRWQ Co-founder Andy Cho represented the project at The Capital Summit Tokyo, an institutional digital-assets conference held at CIC Tokyo on July 15. The event brought together representatives from financial institutions, asset managers, exchanges, stablecoin issuers, and blockchain infrastructure companies to discuss tokenized assets, stablecoins, digital payments, custody, and institutional adoption.
Cho joined representatives from Startale, Chainlink Labs, and LINE NEXT for a panel on global stablecoin strategies and issuance models in an increasingly multi-currency digital economy. The discussion examined whether the future will be dominated by a single stablecoin or by multiple digital currencies serving different regional and financial use cases.
IQ.wiki Publishes New CoinGecko Research on Non-USD Stablecoins
IQ.wiki published new original research on CoinGecko examining the growth of non-USD stablecoins and their role in the future of onchain finance. The report explores how regional stablecoins are moving beyond niche trading markets and becoming increasingly relevant to enterprise payments, treasury operations, cross-border settlement, and local-currency financial infrastructure.
The research notes that the stablecoin market remains overwhelmingly denominated in U.S. dollars, but activity around regional stablecoins has expanded significantly. It examines assets including EURC, JPYC, XSGD, AUDD, and KRWQ, showing how different currencies are developing around distinct payment, settlement, and institutional use cases. The report also highlights the infrastructure enabling these markets. Polygon has emerged as an important settlement network for regional stablecoins, while mechanisms such as Curve鈥檚 FXSwap are helping create more efficient liquidity for onchain foreign-exchange pairs.
CoinGecko Research Expanded Through Korean-Language Distribution
IQ.wiki continued expanding Korean access to CoinGecko research through its localization and distribution partnership. CoinGecko鈥檚 analysis of the Polygon ecosystem was published in Korean through IQ鈥檚 Naver distribution, covering network activity, decentralized finance, gaming, and the broader development of the Polygon ecosystem.
CoinGecko鈥檚 RWA Report 2026 was also made available in Korean. The report examines the growth of tokenized real-world assets across categories including gold, stocks, exchange-traded funds, and perpetual markets, helping Korean-speaking readers follow one of the fastest-growing sectors connecting traditional finance with blockchain infrastructure.
IQ.wiki additionally localized CoinGecko鈥檚 analysis of the best days to buy Bitcoin. The guide uses historical Bitcoin price data to examine whether particular days of the week or month have consistently produced more favorable buying conditions.
Together with IQ.wiki鈥檚 original non-USD stablecoin research on CoinGecko, these releases demonstrate both sides of the partnership: IQ contributes original research to a major global crypto platform while also bringing CoinGecko鈥檚 market education to Korean audiences through local-language channels.
Partnerships
AIDEN Integrations
AIDEN continued expanding its Web3 distribution network with integrations from Letsburn, Alphio AI, TradingRazor, and Digimaaya.
These integrations give participating communities another way to make project information, updates, and educational resources accessible through a conversational interface. Instead of relying entirely on users searching through documentation, announcements, and social channels, AIDEN can help surface relevant information directly within the communities where users are already active.
IQ.wiki Integrations
IQ.wiki expanded its project coverage and interface integrations with Basis, APEPE, KieDex, Eventra, Moonsale, Orbserv, Laura AI Agent, Mintellect, and Looplay.
These integrations connect users with structured background information about the projects directly from their communities and product interfaces. IQ.wiki pages provide a persistent source of information covering project history, products, teams, technology, and ecosystem development beyond the short lifespan of individual announcements and social posts.
For participating projects, the integrations help turn community attention into durable and searchable knowledge. They also expand the network of structured Web3 information available to users, search engines, and AI systems through IQ.wiki.
About KRWQ
KRWQ is the first Korean won stablecoin, designed to enable the use of KRW in the global digital asset ecosystem. For more information, please visit the official KRWQ website. For the latest Legal Disclaimer, please refer to the Legal page.
