In accordance with Coinpedia, South Korea has delayed the submission of its Digital Asset Basic Law until 2026 due to disagreements over stablecoin regulation. The law aims to establish a legal framework for digital assets, including no-fault liability for operators and full reserve backing for stablecoins. However, regulators and the Bank of Korea remain divided on oversight responsibilities and reserve control. The delay introduces uncertainty for crypto firms and may affect investor confidence and innovation in the market.
South Korea Delays Crypto Regulation Until 2026 Amid Stablecoin Disputes
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South Korea has postponed its Digital Asset Basic Law to 2026 due to disputes over stablecoin regulation. The law seeks to define digital asset regulation, including no-fault liability and full reserve backing for stablecoins. Regulators and the Bank of Korea remain at odds over oversight and reserve control. The delay creates uncertainty for crypto firms and could impact investor confidence and market innovation.
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