
Korean lawmaker Min Byung-duk: digital asset bill must pass this year
- —Min said hearings and committee work will start right after parliamentary audits
- —The government's second-stage bill has not been submitted since 2023 despite a one-year deadline
- —He opposes limiting won stablecoin issuance to banks, favoring activity-based rules over entry barriers
- —He cited the absence of spot bitcoin ETFs in Korea and the country's lag in asset tokenization
Why it matters: The bill will set the rules for Korea's crypto market and decide whether non-bank firms can issue won stablecoins.
Source: Blockmedia
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