South Korea Launches Digital Asset Basic Act Legislative Discussion on Stablecoin Regulation

South Korea's government will formally launch legislative discussions on the Digital Asset Basic Act Phase Two, with explicit focus on stablecoin regulation. The government and ruling party aim to pass the bill by end of 2026, establishing a legal framework for stablecoin issuance, circulation, and oversight.

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