South Korea’s financial regulator to submit stablecoin regulation bill in October
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最新报道：South Korea's Financial Services Commission (FSC) plans to submit a stablecoin regulation bill to the National Assembly in October, establishing rules for issuance, collateral management, and risk control. The bill will be part of the country's second digital asset framework, supporting President Lee Jae Myung's push for a local stablecoin market. Major banks and tech firms like Naver and Kakao participated in discussions, with calls for payment-banking sector collaboration. Four leading Korean banks may meet Circle's president during his upcoming visit. Meanwhile, Japan's JPYC could launch its yen-pegged stablecoin this fall. The moves come as South Korea's central bank warns of risks to foreign exchange policies from unregulated stablecoin issuance.
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