South Korea leads the US in crypto regulation with a stablecoin legalization proposal put forward by Lee Jae-myung's ...

South Korea and the U.S. are moving forward with landmark legislation regulating stablecoins. The U.S. proposes a dual ...

Conversely, South Korea’s Digital Asset Basic Act, championed by President Lee Jae-myung, adopts a more sweeping approach. It ...

The US Senate has voted 68 to 30 to advance the GENIUS Act, aiming for imminent finalization. The act, set to regulate ...

A major legislative initiative by South Koreas Democratic Party to regulate digital asset service providers, cryptocurrencies, and stablecoins has been launched with the implementation of a Digital ...

South Korea has proposed a law legalizing stablecoin issuance and establish a presidential committee to guide crypto policy.

A South Korean lawmaker has introduced a new stablecoin bill, which aims to improve the crypto landscape in the region.

Cloture is a key step in the Senate’s process. By invoking cloture, lawmakers limit further debate and prepare to move directly to a final vote on the bill.

Senator Cynthia Lummis believes reconciliation is the best strategy at the moment to end the unfair double tax on digital assets.

South Korean lawmaker Min Byeong-deok proposed the Digital Asset Basic Act, aimed at establishing a structured regulatory framework for the ...

Hong Kong is looking to ‘secure a leading role in global payment systems’, one analyst says, as law comes ahead of a similar ...

South Korea’s newly elected president, Lee Jae-myung, has also signalled his intent to move quickly on a campaign pledge to allow private issuance of stablecoins backed by the Korean won.