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.

JPMorgan Chase has filed a trademark application for “JPMD,” for it may be reportedly launching USD-backed stablecoin, J.P. Morgan Dollar.

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.