South Korea’s digital asset debate is no longer centered on how to fence off risk—it is increasingly about how to design the next financial infrastructure. At a policy symposium in Seoul on Monday ET, lawmakers, exchange executives, blockchain builders, legal experts, and regulators converged around a shared premise: ‘stablecoins’ may be the entry point, but the real contest is over who builds the rails for tokenized capital markets and an AI-driven economy.
The event, titled “Policy Symposium Toward Korea as a Digital G2: The Future of Digital Assets and Capital Markets—Choices of the U.S…. Read more






