South Korea’s newly elected president Lee Jae-myung is fast-tracking his campaign promise to allow the issuance of domestic ...

During the election Lee Jae-myung made a host of crypto promises to appeal to the nation's 15 million crypto investors.

South Korea’s ruling party has introduced a sweeping digital asset bill to target stablecoin regulations and strengthen ...

South Korea's ruling party introduces the Digital Asset Basic Act to legalize stablecoin issuance by local firms under strict ...

World Vision sold 0.55 ETH on Upbit, marking South Korea’s first institutional crypto sale since easing its ban.

South Korea's Digital Asset Basic Act regulates crypto, capital outflows, and stablecoins. To know more check out the article ...

No matter who clinches South Korea’s presidential election this week, one outcome is certain: the country’s crypto industry ...

South Korea’s new President is pushing ahead with stablecoin legislation, with the aim of allowing companies to issue the ...

Crypto policy is a key issue ahead of South Korea’s June 3 election, with both parties backing ETFs and stablecoin reforms.

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

South Korea elects Lee Jae-myung as president in a snap election, bringing crypto policy pledges including ETFs, stablecoins, ...

Regardless of the outcome, the crypto industry in South Korea will benefit, as both leading candidates have promised to ...