Finger is showing strong performance. Expectations that the virtual asset market will grow appear to be influencing its stock price. Finger possesses core fintech technologies such as blockchain, artificial intelligence (AI), and non-fungible token (NFT) generation data technology. The company is also researching and developing key management solutions that provide security and convenience to financial institutions, including securities firms preparing for STO, banks preparing for CBDC and WEB3 finance, and other institutions dealing with virtual assets and token securities.
At 9:15 a.m. on June 9, Finger was trading at 15,070 won, up 13.56% from the previous trading day.
Since the inauguration of President Lee Jaemyung, who has pledged to introduce spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs), promote won-based stablecoins, and allow initial coin offerings (ICOs), expectations for the growth of the domestic virtual asset market have been rising.
Kim Yongbeom, who has been appointed as the first Chief Policy Officer of the Presidential Office under the Lee Jaemyung administration, is a seasoned bureaucrat with extensive experience in the economic and financial sectors, but after retiring from public service, he worked in the private blockchain industry. The industry is paying close attention to Kim's role, especially in connection with President Lee's pledge to foster the virtual asset sector.
Finger is carrying out a wide range of fintech projects in the financial sector, public institutions, and e-commerce businesses using its self-developed solutions such as BIG (scraping), Orchestra (mobile platform), and F-Chain (blockchain). By using its own solutions, which are continuously upgraded through research and development, the company not only builds stable systems and provides maintenance after project completion, but also demonstrates strengths in winning future advanced and next-generation projects. Finger has a technology research center dedicated to researching and developing blockchain solutions such as F-crypto Core and F-Chain, electronic wallet cores, blockchain services such as NFT/SBT and F-BaaS, and decentralized identity authentication (F-DID).
Finger anticipates that, just as paper securities were replaced by electronic securities, the financial sector will expand to include virtual currencies such as token securities (STO). The company's decision to expand its services to blockchain was made with consideration for both physical assets and what are referred to as virtual assets.
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