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On October 6, Ondo Finance launched the Ondo Private Markets platform for the private market, issuing tokenized private company notes. The first product is linked to a proposed IPO of an artificial intelligence company and will be available for trading in the secondary market around the clock this week. The tokenized notes provide only economic exposure to the underlying company and do not represent equity, do not confer shareholder rights, and are classified as the issuer's debt, available to qualified non-U.S. investors in compliant jurisdictions. The platform will subsequently expand to asset classes in robotics, cybersecurity, biotechnology, and infrastructure. The total value locked (TVL) in Ondo's tokenized stocks and government bonds platform has reached $3.7 billion, with over 1 million holders. In July, Ondo collaborated with Japan's SBI Holdings to advance the tokenization of Japanese stocks. Industry data shows that the total market capitalization of tokenized stocks has surpassed $42 billion, accounting for 35% of the overall tokenized asset market.

The TOKEN2049 official Side Event "Stablecoins & Payments: When Money Talks," hosted by global stablecoin payment infrastructure provider WasabiCard, grandly opened today in Singapore. The event gathered industry guests from traditional finance, blockchain, stablecoins, payments, and AI sectors, focusing on cutting-edge topics such as asset tokenization (RWA), real-world stablecoin payments, and AI Agents. Guests from organizations and companies including Circle, OSL, Plume, MetaComp, Safeheron, AWS, and WIDTH participated in on-site discussions, sharing industry practices and insights on three main directions: tokenized capital markets, the transition of stablecoins from settlement to real-world payments, and autonomous execution and payment infrastructure in the era of AI Agents. Additionally, WasabiCard will appear as a Gold Sponsor at TOKEN2049 Singapore 2026 from October 7 to 8. During the conference, the WasabiCard team will showcase its two core businesses, global card issuance and global remittance, at booths PB4-24 and 25, and engage with partners from the global finance, payment, and digital asset industries to explore more collaboration opportunities.

A 28-year-old Russian core member of the globally recognized ransomware group Qilin was arrested in Japan and was extradited to Germany on October 2. Reports indicate that the man is suspected of illegally infiltrating the systems of a logistics company in Germany in September 2024, encrypting data, and demanding a ransom of approximately $165,000 (about 26 million yen) in Bitcoin. Investigations reveal that he was responsible for building attack systems within the Qilin criminal network and took a percentage of the ransoms collected by various branch execution teams. Japanese police apprehended him while he was traveling to Osaka in late May this year, and he was subsequently handed over to German authorities after being deemed eligible by the Tokyo High Court. Qilin operates under a 'Ransomware as a Service' (RaaS) model and previously claimed responsibility for a cyber attack on Japan's Asahi Group in 2025.