South Korea is set to advance the legislation of the "Digital Asset Basic Act" in the latter half of 2026, aiming to enhance the regulatory framework for stablecoins and spot ETFs. The government plans to support revisions to the "Capital Markets Act" to facilitate the introduction of spot exchange-traded funds for digital assets like Bitcoin. Additionally, South Korea will explore the interoperability of Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) infrastructure with other blockchain networks and promote the "National Asset Basic Act" to integrate virtual assets into the national asset management system.
South Korea to Advance 'Digital Asset Basic Act' Legislation in 2026
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