Mirae Asset targets a 150 trillion won digital-asset business around Digital X

The 150 trillion won figure is a strategic ambition tied to the group's 1,500 trillion won in client assets, not a reported current balance of digital assets. The public reports describe a plan and targets, not a product launch, customer total or independently measured assets under management.

Four pillars, one platform thesis

Park described four areas for the buildout: crypto, stablecoins, real-world assets and security-token offerings. The group also plans to digitize assets such as gold, silver and electricity and to develop a blockchain-based onchain-finance ecosystem.

That expands the strategy beyond running a spot exchange. It points toward a combined distribution and infrastructure business in which traditional financial products, tokenized claims and crypto assets could sit on one platform. Mirae's own July account of the Korbit acquisition and Digital X rebrand described a similar direction, including RWA tokenization, STOs and stablecoins, but did not establish that those products were already live. The acquisition context is documented by Mirae Asset Securities.

The targets still need operating proof

ChosunBiz reported that Park also discussed a possible 200 billion to 300 billion won third-party allotment for Digital X in the first quarter of next year if the business becomes profitable. That is conditional and should not be read as committed financing.

The next evidence will be concrete: regulatory permissions, named products, custody and settlement partners, token issuance terms, customer activity and audited financial performance. Mirae has supplied a large target and a timetable for profitability. It has not yet shown that Digital X has converted the group's distribution and capital-markets reach into a functioning digital-asset market at that scale.