最新报道:According to Bijie.com, Kim Pil-gyu, a senior research fellow at the Korea Capital Market Institute, stated at a seminar on "Stablecoins and Short-Term Government Bonds" held in Yeouido, Seoul on the 11th that "adequate foundational preparations should be made for the introduction of a Korean won stablecoin." He noted that the introduction of a Korean won stablecoin would require a reserve asset to enhance its payment stability and store of value, and that short-term government bonds, used to cover the government's short-term funding gap, could play this role. In particular, he explained, short-term government bonds offer lower risk in the event of volatile interest rates or changes in market demand, and their relatively lower interest rates compared to long-term government bonds could help improve the efficiency of fiscal funding and utilization.