【Crypto World】South Korea has taken a new step regarding stablecoins. A South Korean lawmaker recently spoke out, urging the government and traditional financial institutions to work together to accelerate the legalization process of stablecoins. Implicitly, he emphasized a reality — if South Korea continues to delay, the country’s financial system could fall behind as global payment standards continue to evolve.
His view is straightforward: stablecoins are already an irreversible trend within South Korea’s financial system. “This is no longer a question of whether to launch stablecoins; the real question is — at what speed and in what manner should we introduce them.” From cross-border payments, international trade settlements, to remittances, stablecoins are becoming an inevitable choice in these scenarios. In other words, this is no longer a matter of options but of implementation.
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BoredStaker
· 12-20 09:48
Regarding stablecoins, the Korean lawmakers finally spoke out; it should have been handled this way a long time ago.
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GasFeeCryer
· 12-20 09:47
Regarding stablecoins... Korea has finally woken up; they should have done this a long time ago.
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GasSavingMaster
· 12-20 09:44
Speed and approach? That's what they say, but can Korea really loosen up, or will it be the same old "research, research" again?
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MagicBean
· 12-20 09:36
The legalization of stablecoins is already an inevitable trend. South Korea's move is quite good; now it's just a matter of who can take the lead and secure their position.
South Korean lawmakers urge to accelerate the legalization of stablecoins, stating that it has become an inevitable trend in the financial system
【Crypto World】South Korea has taken a new step regarding stablecoins. A South Korean lawmaker recently spoke out, urging the government and traditional financial institutions to work together to accelerate the legalization process of stablecoins. Implicitly, he emphasized a reality — if South Korea continues to delay, the country’s financial system could fall behind as global payment standards continue to evolve.
His view is straightforward: stablecoins are already an irreversible trend within South Korea’s financial system. “This is no longer a question of whether to launch stablecoins; the real question is — at what speed and in what manner should we introduce them.” From cross-border payments, international trade settlements, to remittances, stablecoins are becoming an inevitable choice in these scenarios. In other words, this is no longer a matter of options but of implementation.