KRW1 Supply Figures Diverge: 100M vs 142M Tokens
TronWeekly and CoinTurk News EN report KRW1’s supply at 100 million tokens, while AMBCrypto puts circulating supply at 142 million.
TronWeekly and CoinTurk News EN report KRW1’s supply at 100 million tokens, while AMBCrypto puts circulating supply at 142 million.
What all sources agree on
- BDACS partnered with Rain to connect KRW1 to Visa’s payment network.
- The partnership could let KRW1 be used across more than 175 million Visa merchant locations.
- Rain provides the payment infrastructure; BDACS retains responsibility for KRW1 issuance and custody.
- KRW1 launched on Avalanche in September 2025 and is backed by Korean won reserves held at Woori Bank.
- Visa reported non-dollar stablecoin supply reached $1.2 billion by February 2026, up roughly 90% year over year.
- The Bank of Korea has flagged risks to monetary policy, foreign exchange stability and financial stability from won-backed stablecoins, and favors a bank-centered approach.
- BDACS selected LayerZero’s OFT standard to give KRW1 cross-chain functionality across Ethereum, Avalanche and Circle’s Arc.
- LayerZero says its infrastructure has processed $280 billion in lifetime transfers across more than 170 chains.
- CoinGecko lists KRW1 at around $0.00067715 with 24-hour trading volume of about $837.87.
Where the reports disagree
1KRW1’s total/circulating token supply
CoinGecko lists the stablecoin at around $0.00067715, with 24-hour trading volume of about $837.87 and a total supply of 100 million tokens.
According to CoinGecko, the stablecoin is currently priced near $0.00067715, with daily trading volumes around $837.87 and a circulating supply of 100 million tokens.
Its current circulation sits at 142 million KRW1s, which translates to a very small number of transactions occurring.
What would settle it: On-chain supply data for the KRW1 contract or BDACS’s own published reserve/supply statement.
What to make of it
Treat the Rain-Visa partnership details and the 175 million merchant figure as established across sources; hold off on citing any specific KRW1 supply number until the on-chain data is checked, since TronWeekly/CoinTurk and AMBCrypto give figures that cannot both be correct.
Treat the Rain-Visa partnership details and the 175 million merchant figure as established across sources; hold off on citing any specific KRW1 supply number until the on-chain data is checked, since TronWeekly/CoinTurk and AMBCrypto give figures that cannot both be correct.
Original source: AltcoinGordon
Syndicated coverage. Originally reported by altcoingordon.com.
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