Four Pillars is joining Superteam Korea and the Solana Foundation to host Solana Summit on September 30 in Yeouido, Seoul during Korea Blockchain Week.
The central theme of this year's summit is the Internet Capital Market, a new financial system in which assets such as equities, bonds, funds, and currencies can be issued, traded, and settled on internet native infrastructure.
As blockchain adoption expands across financial markets, the conversation is increasingly shifting from the technology itself to real world implementation. Global financial institutions and companies are beginning to deploy blockchain infrastructure across areas including stablecoins, asset tokenization, and payments, creating new possibilities for how capital markets operate.
Korean financial institutions are now beginning to examine what these changes could mean for their existing businesses and where new opportunities may emerge. Solana Summit is designed to help close this gap by bringing global institutional case studies and practical experience into the Korean market.
The summit will feature approximately 20 sessions across three core themes: RWA and tokenization, stablecoin issuance and payments, and infrastructure. Korean banks, securities firms, asset managers, card and payment companies will join global financial and blockchain companies to discuss the technical, regulatory, and operational requirements involved in institutional adoption.
Key institutional sessions will be conducted on an invitation and approval basis. Participants will examine global case studies and Korean proof of concept experience across stablecoins, asset tokenization, and institutional blockchain infrastructure.
Four Pillars has been working with financial institutions across research and advisory projects focused on stablecoins, RWA, and onchain financial infrastructure. Through Solana Summit, Four Pillars aims to connect developments taking place across global markets with the Korean financial industry and create a venue for more practical discussions around institutional blockchain adoption.