
DAXA publishes policy compendium on institutionalizing digital assets in Korea
- —The compendium was written by nine DAXA advisors from finance, academia and law
- —It analyzes money-laundering risks and controls if foreign investment is allowed
- —It addresses the overseas relocation of Korean digital asset firms and the Digital Asset Basic Act
- —The document is available on DAXA's website under publications
Why it matters: The compendium sets the agenda for Korea's forthcoming basic digital asset law and could shape regulation of exchanges and stablecoins.
Source: Bloomingbit
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