South Korea is progressing with its Digital Asset Basic Law, introducing no-fault liability for digital asset service providers and stringent stablecoin regulations. The draft law requires stablecoin issuers to maintain 100% of issued balances in trust and utilize low-risk reserves to ensure stability. While the framework addresses key regulatory aspects, issues such as issuer qualifications and capital requirements are yet to be finalized. The legislation may permit domestic sales of digital assets under enhanced disclosure requirements.
South Korea's Digital Asset Law Proposes No-Fault Compensation, Stablecoin Safeguards
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